An offer that is made by a merchant under the UCC and is irrevocable even though no consideration is given to keep it open is known as a(n)

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Under the UCC, a merchant can make a firm offer, which is irrevocable even without consideration, for a specified period of time not exceeding three months. This allows the offeree (buyer) to rely on the offer and plan accordingly without the risk of the offer being withdrawn. Option contracts require consideration, while requirements and output contracts are different types of agreements that involve ongoing transactions for goods.

An Offer That Is Made by a Merchant Under the UCC