Which of the following is true of additional terms being added under the UCC?
A) They are considered to be counteroffers.
B) The contract is automatically terminated if both the parties are merchants.
C) It can be added into the contract without the consent of the offeror.
D) It can be added in a sale that involves one or both parties being a nonmerchant.

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Additional terms can be added in a sale that involves one or both parties being a nonmerchant under the UCC without automatically terminating the contract. However, if the parties are both merchants, the additional terms may be considered proposals for addition to the contract and may require acceptance by the other party to become a part of the contract. Adding additional terms without the consent of the offeror would not be lawful and would not be considered a binding contract.

Which of the Following Is True of Additional Terms Being