Selena has been selling Whizbangs $($a drone with small jets instead of propellers$)$ to Bart for the last three years. Bart recently called Selen order ten more for $$1,000$ each. Selena agrees to sell him the units and immediately ships the Whizbangs. If the Statute of Frauds requires that their agreement be memorialized in writing, can Bart cancel the contract before the Whizbangs arrive?

No$.$ There was a valid offer and acceptance. The Statute of Frauds does not apply.

No$.$ They are both merchants, so the UCC will supply the missing terms with "gap fillers".

Yes. The contract is unenforceable if Bart claims that it is voidable.

Yes. Violating the Statute of Frauds renders the contract void as a matter of law.

It is imnossible to determine without more facts.