Same facts as Question 20. James sues Garfield Carpeting, Co., for breach of the implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose. Will James win? Group of answer choices No, because the implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose only applies when the seller is a merchant. Yes, if the written contract contained language guaranteeing the carpet would be fit for James' particular purpose. No, because James is not a merchant. Yes, if James successfully proves that Garfield had reason to know James' intended use of the carpet and that he reasonably relied on Garfield's recommendation