Under the UCC and between merchants,additional terms in acceptance:
A)are part of the contract unless they are material.
B)are part of the contract unless the offer was limited.
C)result in rejection of the original offer.
D)none of the above

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The additional terms in acceptance between merchants are generally considered part of the contract unless they are material and would alter the original offer. This is known as the "battle of the forms" scenario, where the terms of each party's offer and acceptance may differ, but they can still form a contract as long as there is a meeting of the minds on the essential terms. The UCC provides rules and guidelines for resolving disputes in these situations.

Under the UCC and Between Merchants,additional Terms in Acceptance