Under established contract law, when a breach of contract results in a loss for one party that is impossible to prove, which of the following best describes how a remedy would be fashioned by the court?

Group of answer choices

By adding any possible expectation damages to any possible consequential damages, and subtracting any loss that was avoided by the injured party.

By requiring the parties to negotiate an agreement as to a monetary value for the loss.

By determining what damages are reasonable in the given situation.

By awarding a nominal sum without regard to the amount of loss.