Under Article 2 of the UCC,when a court finds a clause in a contract to be unconscionable,the court will:

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When a court finds a clause in a contract to be unconscionable, it can either choose to not enforce any aspects of the contract or enforce the contract but limit the application of the unconscionable clause. Therefore, the best choice is E as it includes both options. The court may choose to not enforce the unconscionable clause or may limit its application, but it will not determine a penalty to be paid by the party who placed the clause in the contract or order specific performance in such a way that the contract is not unconscionable.

Under Article 2 of the UCC,when a Court Finds a Clause