An accountant is entitled to which of the following in the instance of a breach of contract where the accountant completed substantial performance?

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A)If the contract is substantially performed and the breach is therefore immaterial,
the accountant may be entitled to the full amount of the contractually agreed-on fee minus the amount of damages caused by the breach.
B)If the contract is substantially performed and the breach is therefore immaterial,the accountant may be entitled to the full amount of the contractually agreed-on fee minus the amount of damages caused by the breach.
C)If the contract is substantially performed and the breach is therefore immaterial,the accountant may be entitled to the full amount of the contractually agreed-on fee minus the amount of damages caused by the breach.
D)If the contract is substantially performed and the breach is therefore immaterial,the accountant may be entitled to the full amount of the contractually agreed-on fee minus the amount of damages caused by the breach.
E)If the contract is substantially performed and the breach is therefore immaterial,the accountant may be entitled to the full amount of the contractually agreed-on fee minus the amount of damages caused by the breach.

An Accountant Is Entitled to Which of the Following in the Instance