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A cattle rancher contracts to purchase 3,000 bushels of "corn" from a farmer. The farmer delivers feed corn, for cattle, to the rancher. The rancher rejects this corn and demands delivery of corn that is fit for human consumption. If the parties did not have any prior course of performance or course of dealing that would indicate otherwise, ______________ would be used to interpret the word "corn". Thus, the delivery of feed corn _____________ and become part of the contract.A.usage of trade; would be assumedB.course of dealings; would be assumedC.usage of trade; would not be assumedD.the dictionary; would be assumedE.the dictionary; would not be assumed
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