Wilma offers to sell her car to Betty but Wilma dies before Betty accepts the offer. Wilma’s death a.shortened the time of the offer but did not terminate it. b.did not affect the offer. c.extended the time of the offer. d.terminated the offer.

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	a.	shortened the time of the offer but did not terminate it.
	b.	did not affect the offer.
	c.	extended the time of the offer.
	d.	terminated the offer.

Wilma offers to sell her car to Betty but Wilma dies before Betty accepts the offer. Wilma’s death a. shortened the time of the offer but did not terminate it. b. did not affect the offer. c. extended the time of the offer. d. terminated the offer.