Bart agrees to sell Sandra six double-pane windows for $3,000. After the contract is signed, Bart and Sandra disagree as to the specific model of double-pane window that Bart was obligated to deliver. The contract only specifies "six double-pane windows." A court interpreting this contract will
A) consider outside evidence because a contract term is ambiguous.
B) consider outside evidence because the contract is written.
C) not consider outside evidence because the contract's meaning is clear.
D) not consider outside evidence because the parties lacked sufficient intent to contract.

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A court will consider outside evidence because the term "six double-pane windows" is ambiguous, as it does not specify the model, and thus requires clarification.

Bart Agrees to Sell Sandra Six Double-Pane Windows for $3,000