Monique, who works in a doctor's office, advertises her car for sale online. Steve sees the ad, inspects the car and offers Monique $5000 for her...

Monique, who works in a doctor's office, advertises her car for sale online. Steve sees the ad, inspects the car and offers Monique $5000 for her car. Monique accepted the offer. Steve gave Monique a check for $1000 as a deposit on the car. Steve later refused to go through with the purchase and stopped payment on his deposit check. Monique re-advertised her car at a cost of $60.00 dollars and sold the car for the highest offer of $3,500. She sued Steve for breach of contract and asked for damages of $1560.00. Monique thought that this was the $1500 difference between the contract price and the final sale price as well as the $60 to re-advertise the auto online

**The issue has already been provided. Please state the applicable damages rules and UCC code numbers. Please show the math to prove or disprove that $1560 is the correct amount of damages.

ISSUE: Is Monique entitled to $1560.00 as the measure of damages for the Steve's breach of contract? 

RULE: 

ANALYSIS: 

CONCLUSION: