TIP Tech and Honeycrisp enter into a contract for the purchase of batteries. The contract specifies that the batteries must meet certain specifications; if they don$$t$,$ Honeycrisp is entitled to deduct $$5$ per battery from the contract price as liquidated damages. $($Assume this amount is reasonably related to Honeycrisp$$s actual damages if the batteries fail to meet the specifications.$)$ If TIP Tech ships batteries that do not meet the specifications, which remedies are available to Honeycrisp under common law?

Compensatory and consequential damages only

Compensatory damages only

Nominal damages only

Liquidated damages only