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Question 3 Rick loves to be on the water but is not keen on exerting himself once there. He has invented a stand-up paddle board Not yet propelled by a motorized pedal paddle. His wife has teased him, suggesting he patent the product. Rick has decided this may answered be a good idea. Based on your readings of the Business Law Textbook, one can advise Rick that: Marked out of 1.00 Select one: Flag O a. Once granted, Rick's patent will give him a monopoly for a maximum period of 12 years from the date of application. question O b. If Rick permits others to manufacture the motorized paddle board, he will lose his monopoly, so unless Rick has the resources to manufacture the product himself, there is no benefit to securing a patent. O c. His invention cannot be patented as stand-up paddle boards already exist. O d. To secure a patent, Rick will need to disclose how the object works. It must be possible to construct and use the motorized paddle board based on the information supplied to the patent office, Question 4 Samantha finished writing a play and is excited that a theater company will be producing it. She is concerned that once the Not yet play is performed before an audience, people may make a video, copy her manuscript and produce the play elsewhere. answered Concerning copyright, which of the following statements is TRUE? Consult the Business Law Textbook for the answer. Marked out of 1.00 Select one: Flag O a. Registration of copyright is not required and copyright exists once the work is created. Because the remedies available for question infringement may be restricted when copyright is NOT registered, Samantha is best advised to register her copyright in the manuscript. O b. Unless Samantha registers her copyright, others are free to copy her manuscript and sell copies themselves. c. Copyright does not apply to dramatic works or performers performances, so Samantha has no copyright protection. O d. In Canada, the creation of the work grants to creator copyright protection for 20 years