When do additional terms contained in an acceptance become part of the contract as per the battle of the forms rule?
A) if the additional terms materially alter the original contract
B) if the sale is between two nonmerchants
C) if the additional terms expressly limit the acceptance to the terms of the offer
D) if the offeror notifies the offeree that he or she does not object to the additional terms

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The battle of the forms rule, under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), allows for additional terms to become part of the contract if the offeror does not object to them. This is particularly relevant in commercial transactions where parties exchange forms (like purchase orders and invoices) that contain varying terms.

When Do Additional Terms Contained in an Acceptance Become Part