Battle of Forms - UCC Acceptance of Offer to Contract

The video tutorial explains the differences between the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) and common law regarding the sale of goods. It highlights the mirror image rule under common law, where acceptance must mirror the offer. Under the UCC, the rules differ based on whether the parties are merchants. For non-merchants, additional terms are suggestions unless accepted. For merchants, additional terms become part of the contract unless they materially change it or are rejected. The tutorial clarifies how these rules apply to contract formation.

Describe the conditions under which additional terms become part of a contract when both parties are merchants.

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How do conflicting terms in an acceptance affect the formation of a contract under the UCC?

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