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The difference between an offer and invitation to receive offer is that:

A. An offer is definite and without ambiguity and an invitation to receive offer is a mere statement, with scope of further negotiations

B. An offer is a statement and an invitation to receive offer is a printed offer to invite acceptance

C. An offer when accepted becomes a contract whereas an invitation to receive offer can only lead to making of an offer

D. Both A and C

Answer: Option D

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