Ted is throwing a party in a week and wants to hire Bella's Kitchen to do the catering. Ted and Bella meet and discuss the contract terms which specify Ted will pay Bella a deposit of $500 and an additional $1000 after the party. Ted values Bella's catering services at $3000. Ted's alternative was to go to Mary's catering service that would cost only $800 but the food is only worth $2000 to Ted, which is why he chose Bella's. On the day before the party, Bella tells Ted she will be unable to perform. Frantic, Ted scrambles to get Pizza delivered, which he valued at $1000 ans cost $600. Ted later sues Bella for breach of contract. (In answering the following questions, only write the number and not the $ sign or it will not grade correctly (e.g. "1200", not "\$1200"). Do not forget that Bella still has the deposit of $500, but was not yet paid the additional $1000. What are perfect expectation damages? What are the opportunity cost damages? What are reliance damages