To accept an offer for a unilateral contract, where a promise is exchanged for an act, the offeree need not necessarily perform the act requested by the offeror.

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In a unilateral contract, the offeror promises something in exchange for the offeree's performance of a specific act. Therefore, in order to accept the offer, the offeree must perform the act requested by the offeror. Failure to perform the act requested will mean that the offeree has not accepted the offer.

To Accept an Offer for a Unilateral Contract, Where a Promise