Which of the following is true? Group of answer choicesunder the modern trend and the UCC, when an “acceptance" contains only very minor variations from the offer, the acceptance is valid. if an offer says that the offeree "may respond by mail," a mailed acceptance is good upon receiptwhen an offeree's form acceptance to a form offer for the sale of goods contains different items from those in the offer, the acceptance is never enforceableif a mailed offer says nothing about how to accept, only a mailed acceptance is good

The first statement is true. Under the modern trend and the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), when an "acceptance" contains only very minor variations from the offer, the acceptance is valid. This is known as the "mirror image rule," which states that an acceptance must match the terms of the offer exactly. However, the UCC allows for some minor variations in the terms of the acceptance, as long as they do not materially alter the offer.

The second statement is also true. If an offer says that the offeree "may respond by mail," a mailed acceptance is good upon receipt. This is known as the "mailbox rule," which states that an acceptance is effective when dispatched, as long as the offeree uses a reasonable method of acceptance.

The third statement is false. When an offeree's form acceptance to a form offer for the sale of goods contains different items from those in the offer, the acceptance can still be enforceable under the UCC. However, the additional or different terms will only become part of the contract if both parties are merchants, the terms do not materially alter the offer, and the offeror does not object to the additional or different terms.

The fourth statement is false. If a mailed offer says nothing about how to accept, a mailed acceptance is not the only valid method of acceptance. The offeree can accept the offer through any reasonable means, which could include mail, but could also include other methods such as email or phone.