Under the common law's mirror image rule,
A) the parties do not need to intend a contract.
B) an offeree can adds or alters any terms.
C) when one party makes an offer,the offeree must accept those exact terms
D) is equally important under the UCC.

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The common law's mirror image rule requires that the offeree must accept the exact terms of the offer. This means that any additions or alterations to the offer would be viewed as a counteroffer, rather than an acceptance. This rule is not applicable under the UCC, which has its own rules for contract formation. Therefore, choices A, B, and D are incorrect.

Under the Common Law's Mirror Image Rule