Business Law.

Which of the following is correct regarding communication of acceptance to the offeror? Multiple Choice An offeror has the power to control how acceptance is communicated. If the offeror specifies that only a certain means of communication will be accepted, the offeree may nonetheless use another means of communication if doing so is reasonable under the circumstances. If no means of communicating the acceptance is specified, the contract is void for failure to specify an essential term. If the offeror specifies that only a certain means of communication will be accepted, the offeree may use another means of communication without the offeror's approval by paying the offeror 10 percent more than the designated contract price. If the offeror specifies that only a certain means of communication will be accepted, the offeree may nonetheless use another means of communication by seeking (and receiving) prior court approval