Under the Uniform Commercial Code,if the parties are both merchants,additional terms in the offeree's form may be included in the agreement unless the:
A) offer expressly limited acceptance to its own terms.
B) new terms materially abide the offer.
C) offeror gives notice of objection to the new terms without considering time limit.
D) offeree clearly makes a counteroffer by expressly rejecting the offer.

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The Uniform Commercial Code says that if the parties are both merchants, the additional terms in the offeree's form are included in the agreement unless: (1) The offer expressly limited acceptance to its own terms. (2) The new terms would materially alter the offer. (3) The offeror gives notice of objection to the new terms within a reasonable time after receiving the acceptance.

Under the Uniform Commercial Code,if the Parties Are Both Merchants,additional