A Makes a Contract Under Which B Company Is to Repair

A makes a contract under which B Company is to repair and repaint A's pier.Under the contract,A has the right to specify the materials to be used.B Company induces A to specify the use of a particular paint that it made,giving A assurances of its quality.The paint is supplied by B Company,but it is found to be unsuitable,and A has to spend $40 000.00 to correct the matter.In a lawsuit by A against B

A) the court will find that the inducement of the quality of paint was a collateral contract that formed the consideration for the main contract to repair and repaint A's pier.
B) the court will find that B Company's inducement of the quality of the paint was a mere invitation to treat and nothing more.
C) the court will be unable to get around the parol evidence rule and A will lose her or his law suit.
D) the court will find that A should have ensured that the inducement of the quality of the paint was put into the written contract.
E) the court will find that B Company's assurances about the quality of the paint is a condition precedent to the contract.