After a seller has breached a contract for the sale of goods: Multiple Choice • the buyer may choose to “cover” and may then still seek damages under the UCC. • the buyer must seek damages and has no option to cover because the remedy of cover is a seller’s remedy. • the buyer may choose to “cover” but then may not seek any of the other remedies provided for under the UCC. • the buyer must “cover.”

• the buyer may choose to "cover" and may then still seek damages under the UCC.

Explanation:

If the buyer breaches a contract for sale of goods, the buyer may choose to sue for damages, the difference between the cost of cover and the contract price and also incidental damages. The buyer is also allowed but not required, to cover by making any reasonable purchase of goods contract to substitute the goods due from the seller.