The UCC treats contracts among Merchants with special rules as compared to Common Law's Contract Law. Please pay close attention to the differences. Please answer the following questions:

Facts: Pets Unlimited, which does not sell pets, sells pet supplies for dog and cat owners. CATizfy Inc. sells cat collars and toys. Both companies sales representatives have agreed to do business together $($business relationship$)$ for a trial period of six months. All communication will be through email, they agree. The next day, over the phone, a representative from Pets Unlimited ordered for its first order: a gross of cat collars of varying colors $($look up gross$).$ The next day, the CATizfy representative confirmed the order via email. However, Pets Unlimited realized that the order was inaccurate. It now wishes to cancel the contract. Yet as the representatives planned vacation started, the representative takes a $12$ day vacation without objecting to the order. When the representative returns to work, it cancels the order$/$contract after it learns that the Seller has not shipped the goods. It argues there was no enforceable contract between them as the contract should have been in writing $($over $$500$ of goods$)$ and it did not sign. That is$,$ it argues "nothing was in writing." $(1)$ Can An Email Be Used As A Contract? More specifically, does an email satisfy the writing requirement $($including signature requirement$)$ in the UCC? $($You must research sources outside the textbook for this question. The textbook has poor coverage in its substance for this issue$).(2)$ List or describe the UCC's Statute of Frauds provisionsPlease quote each relevent section$($s$)$ from the textbook to support your answer and list the page numbers. In other words, no points if you do not quote verbatim the textbook and list the page numbers.$(3)$ List or describe the UCCs's Exceptions to the UCC Statute of Frauds provisions.Please quote each relevent section$($s$)$ from the textbook to support your answer and list the page numbers. In other words, no points if you do not quote verbatim the textbook and list the page numbers.$(4)$ List or describe the UCC's Exceptions to the UCC Statute of Frauds provisions if BOTH PARTIES ARE MERCHANTS.Please quote each relevent section$($s$)$ from the textbook to support your answer and list the page numbers. In other words, no points if you do not quote verbatim the textbook and list the page numbers.$(5)$ Do any of the rules in Question $2$ apply in this scenario? If so$,$ which one$($s$).$ Explain how such apply or don't apply. Support your response with quotes from the textbook.$(6)$ Do any of the exceptions in Question $3$ apply in this scenario? If so$,$ which one$($s$).$ Explain how the exceptions apply or don't apply. Support your response with quotes from the textbook.$(7)$ Do any of the exceptions in Question $4$ apply in this scenario? If so$,$ which one$($s$).$ Explain how such apply or don't apply. Support your response with quotes from the textbook. $(10$th edition cheeseman bussiness law$)$