Additional consistent terms still form a contract if
A)the party does not object
B)the terms do not materially alter
C)all of the above
D)none of the above

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Both A and B are correct. If a party does not object to additional consistent terms, it implies their agreement to the terms. Additionally, if the terms do not materially alter the original terms of the contract, they are considered part of the agreement between the parties.

Additional Consistent Terms Still Form a Contract If