Under the Code, an offer for the purchase or sale of goods:
A)must not leave open particulars of performance to be specified by one of the parties.
B)may have missing terms supplied by inference.
C)may leave quantity and quality terms open to be supplied later.
D)need not provide a basis for remedies for breach, since remedies will be provided by the courts if needed.

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The Code allows for missing terms to be supplied by inference, meaning that the terms can be reasonably implied from the circumstances and conduct of the parties.

Answer: C 
 The Code allows for quantity and quality terms to be left open to be supplied later as long as there is a specific method agreed upon by the parties for determining these terms.

Therefore, options A and D are incorrect. Option A is incorrect because the Code allows for open terms to be supplied by inference or by a specific method agreed upon by the parties. Option D is incorrect because the Code does provide a framework for remedies for breach, although parties may also specify their own remedies.

Under the Code, an Offer for the Purchase or Sale