What type of notice must a party who wishes to replace nonconforming goods and cure within the time set for performance give the other party?
A)Notice within 5 days of delivery
B)Prompt notice
C)Notice within 10 days of delivery
D)Notice within 1 day of delivery
E)There is no set time so long as notice is given prior to the time set for performance

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A)Sellers and lessors can repair,adjust,or replace defective or nonconforming
goods as long as they give prompt notice of the intent to cure and go ahead and cure within the contract time for performance.
B)Sellers and lessors can repair,adjust,or replace defective or nonconforming goods as long as they give prompt notice of the intent to cure and go ahead and cure within the contract time for performance.
C)Sellers and lessors can repair,adjust,or replace defective or nonconforming goods as long as they give prompt notice of the intent to cure and go ahead and cure within the contract time for performance.
D)Sellers and lessors can repair,adjust,or replace defective or nonconforming goods as long as they give prompt notice of the intent to cure and go ahead and cure within the contract time for performance.
E)Sellers and lessors can repair,adjust,or replace defective or nonconforming goods as long as they give prompt notice of the intent to cure and go ahead and cure within the contract time for performance.

What Type of Notice Must a Party Who Wishes to Replace