In the promotion that is offered for the CD Rockin Shoes, assume that the number of CDs sent out to customers equals 317,234 and the royalty percentage is 14.5%. Each customer is to put inside an envelope a stamped self-addressed envelope with sufficient postage for a CD plus other content as described below

Problem Set F Mars Company is offering a promotion to its customers. Send the company one dollar plus 3 wrappers of any company's chocolate bar and the company collects $317,234 from its customers. (16) How much does this chocolate company maintain it has to pay Chappell, the copyright holder of Rockin' shoes? Show your calculations. [A1/B1] (3 marks) (17) How much does Chappell maintain that it must be paid in copyright royalties? Show your calculations? [A1/B1/C1] (4 marks) (18) Based on the precedent of Chappell v Nestle, what level of royalties would a judge, under these circumstances, mandate that the chocolate company pay Chappell? Briefly explain. (maximum 25 words) [C2] (3 marks) Problem Set F Mars Company is offering a promotion to its customers. Send the company one dollar plus 3 wrappers of any company's chocolate bar and the company collects $317,234 from its customers. (16) How much does this chocolate company maintain it has to pay Chappell, the copyright holder of Rockin' shoes? Show your calculations. [A1/B1] (3 marks) (17) How much does Chappell maintain that it must be paid in copyright royalties? Show your calculations? [A1/B1/C1] (4 marks) (18) Based on the precedent of Chappell v Nestle, what level of royalties would a judge, under these circumstances, mandate that the chocolate company pay Chappell? Briefly explain. (maximum 25 words) [C2]