A heading printed in uppercase letters or a typeface that is larger than the rest of the body of a sales or lease contract is meeting the UCC's requirement of ________ for warranties.
A) obscurity
B) conspicuity
C) crashworthiness
D) nebulousness

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The UCC requires warranties to be conspicuous, which means they must be noticeable and easily visible to the consumer. Using an all-caps heading or larger typeface helps to meet this requirement. Options A, C, and D are not relevant to the UCC's requirements for warranties.

A Heading Printed in Uppercase Letters or a Typeface That