Consideration for second agreement

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Arthur contracts to sell Ben his house for $100,000. Later the parties modify the contract by changing the price to $110,000. All other terms remain the same. Why is there no consideration for the second agreement? Describe two ways in which the parties can circumvent this problem. Discuss fully.

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