In the Jacob & Young Inc. v. Kent case, the factors that were most important to Justice Cardozo's conclusion that the bu

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In the Jacob & Young Inc. v. Kent case, the factors thatwere most important to Justice Cardozo's conclusion that thebuilder had provided substantial performance were: Select one:
a. The fact that the pipe was encased in finished walls and notreadily visible to occupants or visitors to the house.
b. The fact that replacing the pipe would have resulted insignificant waste.
c. The fact that the pipe used and the pipe called for in thecontract were identical in function and quality.
d. The breach was innocent and trival.
e. All of the above.