Whether an implied warranty arises out of the circumstances under which the parties enter into a contract may depend on:
A) the type of contract entered into.
B) the seller's merchant or non-merchant status.
C) applicability of other statutes.
D) All of these.
E) None of these.

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An implied warranty can indeed arise based on the type of contract, the status of the seller as a merchant or non-merchant, and the applicability of other statutes. These factors influence the expectations and obligations implicit in the transaction.

Whether an Implied Warranty Arises Out of the Circumstances Under