Cooper's Brakes, Inc., enters into a contract with Byron's Service to fix Cooper's hydraulic equipment. Byron delays the repair for three days, but is not aware that Cooper loses a certain percentage of profit each day the equipment is out of service. Cooper is most likely to be awarded

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Consequential damages are damages that arise from indirect or special circumstances beyond the contract itself, and Cooper's lost profits due to Byron's delay in repairing the equipment fall under this category. Therefore, Cooper is most likely to be awarded consequential damages.