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Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) Article 2 pertains to anyone buying and selling goods, but the UCC distinguishes merchants from regular buyers and sellers by having provisions that: Blank______.Multiple choice question.(1) govern lease of goods; and (2) govern the terms and conditions of those leases for merchants and laypersons(1) require merchants to specify the terms of lease contract; and (2) state that laypersons may not create lease agreements(1) only apply to merchants; and (2) impose greater duties on merchants(1) apply only to laypersons; and (2) impose a greater duty on laypersons

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Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) Article 2 pertains to anyone buying and selling goods, but the UCC distinguishes merchants from regular buyers and sellers by having provisions that: Blank______.Multiple choice question.(1) govern lease of goods; and (2) govern the terms and conditions of those leases for merchants and laypersons(1) require merchants to specify the terms of lease contract; and (2) state that laypersons may not create lease agreements(1) only apply to merchants; and (2) impose greater duties on merchants(1) apply only to laypersons; and (2) impose a greater duty on laypersons

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(1) only apply to merchants; and (2) impose greater duties on merchants

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