Problem: Prince, LLC hired Amy, whose title is "in-house sales agent", to solicit orders for its products in a designated territory. Amy obtains an order from Tomball, Inc., a customer with whom Prince has not done business before. Tomball tells Amy that it must have the order filled as soon as possible because it is very low on inventory and will have to shut down its plant if delivery is not made quickly. Amy assures Tomball that the order will be filled promptly, but gets distracted by Instagram Reels of cute dogs and does not follow through with the paperwork. Since Amy failed to submit the order to Prince, Tomball received no goods and suffered a loss. If Tomball sues Prince, Group of answer choices it will likely be awarded damages by a court because Amy is both an employee and an agent. As an agent she is hired specifically to solicit orders for Prince's products from third persons. Since she has authority to so contract, Prince is bound by her contract. it will likely be denied a damage award by a court because its losses were unforeseeable to Prince at the time of contracting. it will likely be denied a