While visiting sarah's art gallery, mark spots what he believes is an original painting by the artist vincent van gogh and agrees to buy the painting from sarah for $1,000,000. upon returning home, mark has the painting appraised and learns that it is not a van gogh and is worth only $100,000. mark sends sarah a letter saying that he bought the painting under false pretenses and will pay only the fair market value of the painting, enclosing a check for $100,000 with "payment in full" written in the memo line. before depositing the check, sarah crosses out mark's note and writes "first partial payment" over it. the next day sarah learns that mark's check has bounced. if sarah sues mark, will the court find in her favor?