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Question 17 (1 point) If a merchant gives a signed written promise to keep an offer open for a specified time, he or she may not then revoke the offer during the time promised. True False Question 18 (1 point) In an advertisement, Arun, Inc. said that its chewing gum was sugar-free. Sjowana, who was allergic to sugar, relied on the advertisement and bought the gum. Sjowana had an adverse reaction to the gum and it was subsequently discovered that the gum contained a trace of sugar. Sjowana can most likely recover damages from the manufacturer on the basis of: O beach of an express warranty. breach of an implied warranty of merchantability. Obreach of an implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose. O All of the above. Question 19 (1 point) If one party in a sales contract has reasonable doubts about the ability of the other party to perform his or her obligations under the contract, the party who has the doubts may demand assurances of the ability and intent of the other party to perform. True False Question 20 (1 point) Occasionally, a seller ships nonconforming goods and reasonably expects the buyer to accept them despite the nonconformity. True False

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17. FALSE; The offeror may revoke his offer anytime even if he states that the offer remain open for specific time perioed, any change can be made before acceptance

18. Breach of express warranty as it is mentioned by the seller that the gum is sugar free and it was believed by the buyer which adversaly reacted to sjowana.

19. TRUE; All reasonable doubts under the contract act can be demanded by one party assurance of the ability and intent of for the other signed party.

20.FALSE; The buyer can denied to accept the delivery of non-confirming goods. As he is entitled to reject the tender of goods.