Alandlord leased office space to a business owner for five years, ending on november 1, reserving a yearly rent of $24,000, payable monthly. on october 1 of the fifth year, the business owner notified the landlord that he was preparing to move, but would greatly appreciate if the landlord could extend the lease for a month or two. on october 10, the landlord wrote to the business owner that she thought they could reach a satisfactory arrangement, but did not hear back from the business owner. the business owner did not vacate the office until november 20. on november 30, the landlord received a check from the business owner in the amount of $1,333 for "november's rent" and a note that he had vacated the premises. if the landlord brings an action against the business owner for additional rent, how will the court rule? a the business owner is bound to a year-to-year tenancy, because he did not vacate the premises until november 20.b the business owner is bound to a tenancy through december because one month's advance notice was required to terminate. c the business owner is not bound, because the $1,333 check discharged him from his obligations. d the business owner is not bound if the court admits parol evidence of the october 10 letter from the landlord.