Abbott is the general partner, and Trudy is the limited partner in a real estate development business. In the beginning, Abbott performed all the work necessary to build the Grand Ole Shopping Mall. After the mall was built, Abbott asked Trudy to manage the partnership office, which also functioned as the Mall's management office. Trudy went to the office twice a week to check the mail and pay the bills. As the months passed, Trudy took on more responsibilities. She began answering questions about the mall over the phone and in-person for new investors, lenders offering the partnership credit, and potential tenants. Occasionally, Trudy would show empty units to potential tenants and collect rent from current tenants. Three years after the Mall opened, one of the investors sued the partnership. Abbott, as an individual and general partner, and Trudy, as an individual and alleged general partner, for breach of contract and misrepresentation. Discuss Trudy's liability for the partnership's alleged breach of contract or misrepresentation. Greg, Dan, and Nancy orally agreed to open a gym called So Cal Fitness. They operate as a general partnership but have not documented their agreement in a writing. Answer the following questions: 1. If the partnership needs a new copier, how many partners must agree? (1 point) 2. Will Greg. Dan, and Nancy be compensated for their involvement in So Cal Fitness? (1 point) 3. If Greg suggests that Walter become a partner, how many partners must agree? (1 point) 4. Identify two (2) ways one of the partners may disassociate him/herself from the partnership. (2 points)