The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) : A. in general governs contracts for services B. in general governs commercial sales of goods C. is enforced by the U. S. Department of Labor D. has replaced common law

B. in general governs commercial sales of goods

Explanation:

The Uniform Commercial Code also called the backbone of American commerce, is a law that oversees all commercial transactions, such as sales of goods, or borrowing of money, that occur in the United States.

Option B In general governs commercial sales of goods

Explanation:

Common law is not replaced by the Uniform Commercial Code, infact the Uniform Commercial Code and common law both govern contract laws. The common law deals with services, employment contracts, intangible assets and real estate issues. Whereas the UCC deals with sales and purchase of goods and tangible items.