What does the predominate purpose test mean? A$)$ If the sale of goods is the predominate $($primary$)$ purpose of the contract and the service is the incidental $($secondary$)$ purpose of the contract, then the UCC would apply.

Response $2$ of $3$: If the service is the predominate $($primary$)$ purpose of the contract and the sale of goods is the incidental $($secondary$)$ purpose of the contract, then the UCC would apply.

B$)$ If the service is the predominate $($primary$)$ purpose of the contract and the sale of goods is the incidental $($secondary$)$ purpose of the contract, then the UCC would apply.

Response $3$ of $3$: If the sale of goods is included as part of the mixed contract, it is automatically treated as the predominate $($primary$)$ purpose and the service is automatically the incidental $($secondary$)$ purpose part of the contract. The UCC applies to all contracts for the sale of goods and services.

C$)$ If the sale of goods is included as part of the mixed contract, it is automatically treated as the predominate $($primary$)$ purpose and the service is automatically the incidental $($secondary$)$ purpose part of the contract. The UCC applies to all contracts for the sale of goods and services.