Under Article 2 of the UCC,in a situation where it is clear that the parties intended a contract,but a term in the acceptance conflicts with a term in the offer:

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When there is a conflict between a term in the offer and the acceptance, there is still a contract for the terms that are consistent between them. However, the conflicting terms cancel out, so they are not part of the contract. This is known as the "battle of the forms" rule in the UCC, and it allows parties to negotiate the terms of a contract without worrying too much about minor differences in their forms.

Under Article 2 of the UCC,in a Situation Where It