Question 1 1 pts How long is a trade secret protected? 0 20 years 0 12 years 0 lndenitely O 12 months Question 2 1 pts Your company has developed a new process for laser processing steel and you learn all the details of the process. The method is not patented anywhere. You are hired by a competitor and you believe that you can reduce their production costs signicantly by teaching them your old company's laser processing method. Which of the following is the best answer? Q The fact that the process is not patented means that it is in the public domain, like open source software. You can teach it to your employer and even publish it on a website without any legal concerns. 0 While the process is not patented, it is likely a trade secret and your former company may be able to take legal action against you if you teach your new employer how to use the process. 0 Because the process is not patented, you can teach it to your new employer without any legal concerns 0 As long as your new employer is based in a foreign country like Germany or China, US courts will have no jurisdiction and you can teach your new employer how to use the process without any legal concerns