Under the UCC,which of the following is not true regarding "the battle of the forms"?

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Adding to or modifying terms in the offer does not necessarily make the acceptance a counteroffer. Instead, it may result in a contract with those additional or modified terms being included as part of the agreement. This is because the UCC allows for "different or additional terms" in a contract as long as certain conditions are met, such as the offeror not objecting to the additional terms and the terms not materially altering the contract. The battle of the forms refers to a situation where both parties are using different forms with conflicting terms, and the UCC provides rules for determining which terms will be included in the final contract.

Under the UCC,which of the Following Is Not True Regarding