In this case, there are two categories with two different worth. In the absence of any effective signals, it will be difficult for owners of peaches to convince buyer that peaches worth $10000 at the time when other type is selling at less than $10000.
So,
Correct option is
Owners of peaches cannot convince buyers that there cars are worth $10000.
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