Patty, who lives in East Tennessee, developed a new type of printer that required very little ink. As a merchant, she entered into contracts to sell the printer to a number of merchants of office supplies in the East Tennessee area for a charge of $600 each. Patty was a trusting soul who did not require that her arrangements be in writing because she believed that a person's word was his or her bond. She did, however, send a confirming memo to each client to which she received no objections. Patty manufactured a number of printers; but unfortunately, due to a downturn in the economy, a number of her buyers refused to proceed on their contracts, with several claiming that the contracts were unenforceable because they were not in writing. Which of the following is true regarding whether the contracts with clients in the East Tennessee area were required to be in writing?a. Because the contracts were for amounts priced at $500 or more, they were required to be in writing; but Patty's memo was sufficient to satisfy the requirement.b. Because the contracts were for amounts priced at $1,000 or more, they were required to be in writing and signed by the buyer.c. Because the contracts were for amounts priced at $500 or more, they were required to be in writing and signed by the buyer.d. Because the contracts were for amounts priced at $1,000 or more, they were required to be in writing and signed by the buyer; but Patty's memo was sufficient to satisfy the requirement.e. Because the printers were sold in Patty's home, no writing was required.Log into add commentelizabethgaray9349 is waiting for your help.Add your answer and earn points.Expert-Verified Answerauthor linkjepessoaAmbitious15.6K answers169.5M people helpedAnswer:C) Because the contracts were for amounts priced at $500 or more, they were required to be in writing and signed by the buyer.Explanation:Under Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) all contracts for the sales of goods with a value above $500 must be in writing. The fact that Patty sUnlock all the answers now and get up to 72% OFF!Improve your grades with an unlimited Brainly subscription! Starting at $3.25/month during Brainly Week.Why am I seeing this?By creating an account, you accept the Brainly Terms of Service⬈(opens in a new tab) & Privacy Policy⬈(opens in a new tab).Already have an account? Log inby watching video0.0(0 votes)Still have questions?Unlocked badge showing a round hole with a white rabbit’s paw and ears sticking outReady to dive into rabbit hole and unlock a badge.You might be interested indestineedhuber8690asked 01/31/2020Which of the following contracts would have to have some form or writing or record to be enforced? a. All of the above contracts would need to be in writing to be enforceable. b. A contract for employment for nine months. c. A contract for the sale of a painting for $1,000. d. A contract for advertising a house for sale for $50.See answers (1)5/5camillesmith3323asked 03/09/2020When customers ask merchants to deliver articles to homes with no mention of payment, the buyers imply that they will pay the market price of articles when they are delivered or when bills are presented. This is an illustration of __________________. simple contracts considerations implied contracts formal contractsSee answers (1)Genesiscat6618asked 01/17/2020In a contract for a sale of goods priced at $500 or more, if the goods are _________ or __________, the contract will be enforced even if there is no writing.See answers (2)savonacooper3547asked 03/26/2020Section 2-201 of the UCC provides that contracts for the sale of goods for $500 or more are unenforceable unless: a. A written statement recognizes that an agreement exists b. There is a written signature against the party whom enforcement is sought c. A written indication of the quantity of goods being sold. d. All of these are correct.See answers (2)PreviousNextGet up to 72% off to improve your gradesGet the Brainly Plus annual plan for just $3.25/month and unlock:Unlimited access to all answersNo adsFull access to instant math solver in the appAdvertisementCompanyHomework Questions & AnswersTextbook SolutionsOnline TutoringAbout UsCareersAdvertise with usTerms of UseCopyright PolicyPrivacy PolicyCookie PreferencesHelpSignupHelp CenterSafety CenterResponsible Disclosure AgreementCommunityBrainly CommunityBrainly for Schools & TeachersBrainly for ParentsBrainly ScholarshipsHonor CodeCommunity GuidelinesInsights: The Brainly BlogBecome a VolunteerGet the Brainly App(opens in a new tab)(opens in a new tab)We're in the know(opens in a new tab)(opens in a new tab)(opens in a new tab)(opens in a new tab)Improve your grades with 72% off!