Under the UCC doctrine of commercial impracticability as applied by the UCC,a failure to perform is a breach except when performance is made impractical by an event unforeseen by the contract.

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The UCC doctrine of commercial impracticability provides that a failure to perform is a breach unless performance has been made impractical by an event unforeseen by the contract. Therefore, option A is true.

Under the UCC Doctrine of Commercial Impracticability as Applied by the UCC,a