In determining procedural unconscionability, a court is most likely to consider whether
A)none of the choices.
B)any provision left one party without a remedy for nonperformance.
C)any provision deprived one party of the benefits of the agreement.
D)the buyer had an opportunity to ask questions about the contract.

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Procedural unconscionability focuses on the process of making the contract, including whether the buyer had a fair opportunity to understand the terms, such as the chance to ask questions.

In Determining Procedural Unconscionability, a Court Is Most Likely to Consider