Francis has 2500 rare stamps in her collection. One day, Francis asks her friend Natasha, “Do you want to buy the stamp for $200?” This is   a. a valid offer.   b. not a valid offer because Natasha did not agree.   c. not a valid offer because the terms are not definite.   d. not a valid offer because there is no contractual intent on the part of Francis.

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