Jacqueline is a new staff at a company that produces LCD displays for large venues such as shoppingmalls. One of her job duties is to troubleshoot malfunctioning displays.One day, a shopping mall reported that two LCD display units out of twelve had stopped workingsince few weeks ago. Also, it was found that the serial numbers on the displays of these two units arewrong.Jacqueline inspected the displays at the shopping mall and realized that her company had sold unitsfrom a bad batch $($i$.$e$.$ a batch of units that did not have more than $50\%$ yield during manufacturing$).$Jacqueline wants to tell the shopping mall why the two units failed, but she also recognizes that if shediscloses this information, the shopping mall could ask for the replacement of the displays for free. On theother hand, if she puts the blame on another cause $($such as improper installation$),$ her company would beable to charge the shopping mall for the replacement units.Jacqueline knows that her manager would want her to choose the option that would minimize thecompanys loss; however, she wants to be honest with the shopping mall too, as they are one of thecompanys best customers.What should she do$?.$ From the perspective of Kantian Deontology, what should Jacqueline do$?(5\%)$