If the contract does not state otherwise, standard goods under a contract for sale to meet the satisfaction of the buyer must:
A) satisfy a reasonable person.
B) meet the buyer's actual satisfaction, if honest and in good faith, even if unreasonable.
C) meet the buyer's actual satisfaction, only if reasonable.
D) meet a subjective standard.

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In the absence of specific terms in the contract, the standard for goods to meet the satisfaction of the buyer is typically based on a reasonable person standard, which is an objective measure.

If the Contract Does Not State Otherwise, Standard Goods Under