Under the UCC and between nonmerchants,additional terms in acceptance:
A)constitute a counteroffer.
B)are part of the contract.
C)result in rejection or the original offer.
D)none of the above

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Under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), when a contract is formed between nonmerchants, additional terms in an acceptance do not automatically become part of the contract, nor do they constitute a counteroffer or result in rejection of the original offer. Instead, the contract is formed based on the terms of the original offer, and additional terms are considered proposals for addition to the contract, which do not become part of the contract unless the original offeror expressly agrees.

Under the UCC and Between Nonmerchants,additional Terms in Acceptance