According to Exhibit 21-5 in the text, if quantity is left open in a contract for the sale of goods under the UCC, how will a court most likely interpret this provision?
A) A "reasonable" quantity is supplied at the time of delivery.
B) A "reasonable" quantity is supplied at the time of trial.
C) The court will look to the specific industry standards in the UCC.
D) The court generally has no basis for determining a remedy.
E) The court will decide the quantity.

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Under the UCC, if a contract for the sale of goods leaves the quantity open, the court generally has no basis for determining a remedy because quantity is a critical term that must be specified for the contract to be enforceable.

According to Exhibit 21-5 in the Text, If Quantity Is