Under both the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) and the common law, the acceptance cannot materially vary from the offer:
A) only in the sale of real estate and services.
B) only in sale of goods when the contract is made by the exchange of forms.
C) in the sale of real estate, services, and in sale of goods when forms are not exchanged.
D) when silence is the mode of acceptance.

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According to the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) rule, when forms are not exchanged, acceptance cannot materially vary from the offer. If it does, it is a rejection of the offer and a counteroffer. Common Law Rule (for sale of real estate and services, primarily) is similar to the UCC's rule when forms are not exchanged.

Under Both the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) and the Common