When a commercial contract involves both a service and a sale of good, what test will the courts use to determine if Article 2 of the UCC applies?
A) The mixed-use rule
B) The predominant purpose doctrine
C) The dominant purpose doctrine
D) The total purpose doctrine

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The predominant purpose doctrine is used by courts to determine if a contract is primarily for the sale of goods or for services. If the sale of goods is the primary purpose, then Article 2 of the UCC applies.

When a Commercial Contract Involves Both a Service and a Sale