Which of the Following Is Generally True About Contracts Covered

Which of the following is generally true about contracts covered by the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act?

A) An e-mail printout is not admissible as evidence due to the ease with which a printout can be fabricated.
B) E-mail contracts cannot meet the Statute of Frauds requirements for a writing.
C) Electronic signatures are considered equivalent to handwritten signatures for meeting the Statute of Frauds requirements.
D) Electronic signatures have been held to be sufficient for contracts not required to be in writing under the Statute of Frauds,but not for meeting the Statute of Frauds signature requirement.
E) An e-mail contract meets the Statute of Frauds requirement only if a printout of the e-mail has a hand signature on it.