The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) changes the common law rule by saying that a timely expression of acceptance creates a contract even if it includes terms that are different from those stated in the offer or states additional terms on points the offer did not address. This controversial rule is known as the Select one: O a. "Battle of the Forms" O b. "Mirror Image" Rule O c. Doctrine of Substantial Performance O d. Last Clear Chance Doctrine With regard to the terms of a contract created by the exchange of nonconforming forms, the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) states that if the parties are both the additional terms in the offeree's form are included in the agreement unless the offer _limited acceptance to its own terms, the new terms would materially alter the offer, and the offeror gives notice of objection to the new terms within _after receiving the acceptance of Select one: O a. merchants: impliedly: thirty (30) days O b. merchants, expressly, a reasonable time . c. nonmerchants: impliedly; a reasonable time d. nonmerchants, expressly: thirty (30) days