Question $21(1\mathrm{.}3$ points$)$

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Martin and Mikeyla agree that Martin will sell his baseball card collection worth $$3,000$ to Mikeyla. Martin signs his name to the contract and Mikeyla signs an $"x"$ at the top of the page. Is this signature allowed to represent Mikeyla's assent to the contract?

Yes, but only if she always signs her name as an $"$X$"$ and that can be proven in court

No$,$ an $"$X$"$ would not be considered a valid signature

No$,$ since the $"x"$ is at the top of the page

Yes, but only if both parties agrees that the $"$X$"$ meant an assent to the writing Yes, the signature can be any mark located anywhere on the document if the mark was placed with the intent to function as a signature