Under the common law, a contract cannot be formed until an offer is clearly accepted. Under UCC Article 2:

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Under UCC Article 2, which governs the sale of goods, contracts can be formed in a more flexible manner than under common law. The UCC allows for contracts to be formed even if there are missing or open terms, as long as there is a clear intention to make a contract and a reasonably certain basis for giving an appropriate remedy. This means that the strict requirement for a clear acceptance as under common law does not apply in the same way under the UCC. None of the provided choices accurately describe the flexibility allowed under UCC Article 2 for contract formation.

Under the Common Law, a Contract Cannot Be Formed Until