cynthia orders 100 shirts priced at $4.99 each for her screenprinting business from juan, a shirt supplier. cynthia is not insolvent, but after she receives the first box (which contains 50 shirts), she decides she has enough and will not accept delivery of the second box of 50 shirts. what remedy does juan have in this scenario? a.) juan's only recourse in this scenario is to sue cynthia for the contracted price of the 50 remaining shirts. b.) juan can resell the remaining 50 shirts to another buyer, upon which time he is entitled to recover the difference between his contract price with cynthia and the contract price with the new buyer, plus any incidental costs incurred. c.) juan can resell the remaining 50 shirts at public auction, but since they have already been identified to his contract with cynthia, he may not sell them through another private contract. d.) juan must ship the remaining 50 shirts if he has not already done so, and once cynthia refuses to accept delivery, he can reclaim the shirts and recover damages.