The following fact pattern relates to questions 9 and 10: Joel offers Abby a series of paintings from his private and exclusive collection for $3000.00 by written and signed offer dated March 1, 2022. He wrote, "This offer is firm and will not be withdrawn until June 10. On June 1, Joel sends Abby an email withdrawing the offer which is immediately received by Abby. On June 2, Abby accepts Joel's offer by putting a check in the mail to Joel with a note stating her acceptance. 9. Joel's offer becomes revocable on June 1. TRUE / FALSE 10. Abby's acceptance on June 2 is effective when sent. TRUE / FALSE The following fact pattern relates to questions 11 and 12: Coral, along with four other contractors, submits a bid to build an in-ground pool in Sebastian's backyard. Sebastian is a contractor himself so he is familiar with bids and construction work, although he does not build pools. Coral's bid is 30% lower than the lowest of the other four bids because she calculates the size incorrectly by leaving off the marbletite steps requested by Sebastian. 11. Coral appears to have made a mistake, but Sebastian does not appear to have made a mistake and this is therefore an example of unilateral mistake. TRUE / FALSE 12. If Sebastian hires Coral based on her low bid, there will be relief in court for Coral because the mistake by her appears to be palpable. TRUE / FALSE