Scientist Sally develops a new food dye that makes a brilliant purple color. It requires 3 ingredients: Red, Blue, and Super Blue. The Red ingredient is already patented (Patent No. 123). The Blue ingredient is also patented (Patent No. 789). But, Super Blue is Sally's new ingredient she created in her lab. Which of the following is true about Sally's options to pursue a patent?

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All of the other answers are correct.

Sally cannot obtain a patent on the brilliant purple food dye, because Red and Blue are already patented.

Sally can likely only obtain a patent on her new ingredient, Super Blue.

Sally can likely obtain a patent on her new ingredient, Super Blue AND can likely obtain a patent on the brilliant purple food dye, made of Red, Blue and Super Blue.