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In Common-Law Contracts,the Acceptance Must Be An)_____ of the Offer

Question 33

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In common-law contracts,the acceptance must be an) _____ of the offer to constitute valid acceptance.

A) counteroffer
B) consideration
C) equivocal and absolute acceptance requirement
D) mirror image
E) option contract

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