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Pantia agreed to write software codes for "a reasonable price" for a video game being produced by
Mindbinder, Inc. When Pantia submitted a bill for $5,000, Mindbinder believed that a reasonable amount
for the work was $3,000 and sent Pantia a check for that amount with a notation on the check,
"Payment in full." Discuss the case.

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