Which is true?

A contract is deemed to be a$$sale of goods$($thus invoking the common law$)$ if there is any element of goods within the contract

The question of whether a contract is for the sale of goods$($thus invoking the UCC$),$ or for services $($thus invoking the common law of contracts$),$ is answered by looking to the relative dollar value of the line items in the contract

A contract is deemed to be a$$services contract$($thus invoking the UCC$)$ if there is any element of services within the contract

The question of whether a contract is for the sale of goods $($thus invoking the UCC$),$ or for services $($thus invoking the common law of contracts$),$ is answered by looking to the predominant purpose of the contract