UCC Section 2-207 contains many changes to the common law,but one basic requirement that is not changed by this statute is that to create a contract:

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The basic requirement that the parties must intend to create a contract is not changed by UCC Section 2-207. While the statute does modify some of the rules regarding contract formation, such as how additional or different terms are treated, the fundamental requirement that the parties must have a mutual intention to enter into a contractual agreement remains unchanged. Option A is incorrect because under the common law, acceptance of an offer could be made with a conditional or qualified acceptance, which might alter or modify the offer. Options C and D relate to the specific provisions of UCC 2-207, which do modify the common law rule regarding the inclusion of additional or different terms in a contract.

UCC Section 2-207 Contains Many Changes to the Common Law,but