Instructions General Instructions for Learning Activities Read/watch all assigned materials listed for the week. Use only the assigned materials in writing your Learning Activities; do not use resources from the internet for this week's assignments. Submit to the Assignment Folder. Learning Activity: Due 11:59 pm ET, Saturday FACTS One of Lilian Liberty's clients is a technology firm, TECH. Wanting to encourage innovation and raise its brand awareness, TECH posted this announcement on its website on January 1, 2019. Calling all high school robotics clubs: Create a working robot that walks a dog--and cleans up after it. The first team to create a successful model wins the TECH WALK THE DOG CHALLENGE and $100,000.00 for your school! m s for your school! TECH received lots of positive publicity for the Challenge, which was shared widely on social media. TECH received no winning entries by the end of the school year, however, and it decided to close the contest. TECH posted this announcement on its website on July 1, 2019: Thank you for your interest in the TECH WALK THE DOG CHALLENGE. No team has successfully demonstrated a working model. The TECH WALK THE DOG CHALLENGE is now over, but look for our new Challenge next January. Jack/Greenville High School (GHS) Jack attends Greenville High School (GHS). Excited about the TECH WALK THE DOG CHALLENGE, Jack and the members of the GHS Robotics Club began to design a robot as soon as they returned from winter break on January 7, 2019. They worked on their prototype through the remainder of the school year. No one from the GHS Robotics Club saw TECH's July 1 announcement ending the Challenge; thus, the GHS Robotics Club resumed work on its prototype when campus reopened for the 2019-2020 school year. On October 1, the Club created a working walk-the-dog-robot. The GHS Club sent a video of the demonstration to TECH on October 2nd. TECH wrote back and said, \"Great job, but we withdrew the Challenge.\" GHS invested significant resources in the Challenge and demands the prize money. John / Verdeville High School (VHS) S John / Verdeville High School (VHS) John learned about the TECH WALK THE DOG CHALLENGE on the Internet in early August, but he did not see TECH's July 1, 2019 announcement. When school opened in mid-August, John and the Verdeville High School (VHS) Robotics Club immediately began working on the project. The VHS Club quickly made a working prototype and sent a video to TECH at the end of September. TECH wrote back and said, \"Great job, but we withdrew the Challenge.\" VHS invested significant resources in the Challenge and demands the prize money. Questions TECH has come to Lilian Liberty for legal advice. 1. Is TECH legally obligated to pay Greenville High School? State a clear conclusion and thoroughly explain your answer. In your explanation, be sure to describe the rule/principle in contract law that determines your answer and show how that rule applies to facts of this case. 2. Is TECH legally obligated to pay Verdeville High School? State a clear conclusion and thoroughly explain your answer. In your explanation, be sure to describe the rule/principle in contract law that determines your answer and show how that rule applies to facts of this case. 3. What language could TECH include in future contest announcements to avoid such disputes? Explain why the added language should prevent similar disputes. Label all parts, starting with a brief introduction of the facts. Write in correct, complete sentences in paragraph format, unless instructed otherwise. Use Arial or Times Roman, size 12 font. Niin An lan 27 20924 11.50 DA m Sl