A contract in which both parties are mistaken about the value of the object of the contract is considered ________.
A) unenforceable
B) unconscionable
C) enforceable
D) void

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A contract where both parties are mistaken about the value of the object of the contract is still considered enforceable, as mutual mistake about value typically does not render a contract void or unenforceable.

A Contract in Which Both Parties Are Mistaken About the Value