When the UCC was written, it was intended that an unconscionable clause would apply only to:
A) written contracts.
B) leasing an apartment.
C) the sale of goods.
D) opening a checking account.

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The UCC (Uniform Commercial Code) specifically applies to the sale of goods, which includes tangible, movable personal property. Therefore, unconscionable clauses under the UCC would only apply to contracts related to the sale of goods. This excludes choices A, B, and D as they do not necessarily pertain to the sale of goods.

When the UCC Was Written, It Was Intended That an Unconscionable