You are an owner of a project and the general contractor refuses to perform certain work, claiming the work was not within its original scope. You disagree. The general contractor demands that you sign a change order and pay them more money. Why might it make sense to agree to the change order under a reservation of rights?

Group of answer choices

Firing the general contractor and hiring a replacement contractor is likely to cost more than just agreeing to pay for this change order.

If you fire the general contractor and hire a replacement contractor, the replacement may need to re$-$source materials that have now experienced significant cost escalations.

Firing the general contractor and hiring a replacement contractor is likely to extend the project$$s completion schedule, as the replacement contractor may not be ready to mobilize for weeks or months.

All of the above.