Regarding the "Case Opener," which of the following best represents the decision on whether the cell towers at issue constituted goods?
A) That the contract involving the purchase of the cell towers was predominately for the purchase of real estate and that the towers were, therefore, not goods.
B) That the contract involving the purchase of the cell towers predominately involved cellular telephone service and that the towers were, therefore, not goods.
C) That the contract involving the purchase of the cell towers was not for goods because the towers were not easily movable.
D) That the contract involving the purchase of the cell towers was predominately for goods because common law was applied by contract.
E) That the contract involving the purchase of the cell towers was predominantly for the sale of goods for reasons including that the towers had physical property and could be moved.

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The towers had physical properties and could be moved, even though once put in place they would remain stationary. It was determined that the towers were the items bought and sold, and that the contract was predominately for the sale of goods.

Regarding the "Case Opener," Which of the Following Best Represents