When asked to determine a matter involving a dispute between parties regarding the formation of a contract,a court will apply a specific test.Which of the following is the defining characteristic of that test?

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The test applied by the court to determine the formation of a contract is whether a reasonable person could conclude that an offer and acceptance occurred. This means that the court will look at the actions of the parties and determine whether there was a clear offer made by one party and a clear acceptance by the other party. If it can be determined that both parties agreed to the same terms, then a contract may have been formed. Factors such as the clarity of the offer and acceptance, the intention of the parties, and communication between them may also be considered.

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