Under the UCC battle of the forms, when does a definite and seasonable acceptance with additional terms form a contract?

• A. It forms a contract; between merchants, additional terms may become part unless offer limits acceptance or terms materially alter; otherwise contract formed based on original offer and the acceptance without extra terms.
• B. It always forms a contract, with no exceptions.
• C. Only if additional terms are exactly the same.
• D. It never forms a contract.

Answer: (A)