Bizzy Corp. wrote Wang ordering $100$ Wang radios for $$2,500.$ Wang unequivocally accepted Bizzy's offer but in doing so Wang added a clause providing for interest on any overdue invoices pertaining to the sale, a practice which is common in the industry. If Wang and Bizzy are both merchants and there are no further communications between the parties to the terms, then:

A contract cannot be formed unless Bizzy expressly accepts the term added by Wang.

Wang has made a counteroffer.

A contract is formed with Wang's additional term becoming a part of the agreement.

A contract is formed incorporating only the terms of Bizzy's offer.