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If an offeree's acceptance of an offer to sell goods also proposesa new term:
a. the new term rejects the offer, and the offeree's propsal is acounteroffer.
b. a contract arises which includes the new term.
c. a contract arisies on the terms of the original offer, and thenew term is ignored.
d. a contract arises on the terms of the orginal offer, and the newterm is a counteroffer.

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