Hornbuckle purchased equipment from continental gin (cg) for $6,300. however, after some of the equipment proved defective, hornbuckle sent cg a check for $4,000 marked "by endorsement this check is accepted in full payment," and cg endorsed and deposited the check. may cg force hornbuckle to pay the remaining $2,300? why?

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