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A, a furniture maker, agrees to supply B, the owner of a restaurant, with 40 round tables for $50 each and 160 upholstered chairs for $20 each, a total price of $5,200. Two weeks later A delivers 20 tables and 80 chairs to B and says he is unable to make any more. There is nothing wrong with the tables and chairs that A has made.
Is B required to accept this partial performance of the contract and pay A for what he has actually delivered?
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