Use the RUPA or this text to answer the following questions. 1. Why are limited liability partnerships governed by the RUPA (rather than being governed by their own specific act as are limited partnerships)? 2. Anderson & Blake, LLP, an architecture firm, was formed in Georgia and has offices in Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. a. Anna, an architect in the firm's South Carolina office, committed a negligent act in designing a building. Who is liable for this act? b. Ari, an architect in the firm's South Carolina office, leased several cars for the partnership (without authority). Who is liable for this act? c. Would your answers to Questions a and b above be different if the limited liability partnership were organized in South Carolina? Discuss. d. Assume that Sam, a senior architect, was the mentor of Anna and Ari. Discuss Sam's liability for Anna's and Ari's acts. e. The entity wishes to sue a debtor in Florida and to open an office in Florida. Must the limited liability partnership become authorized to conduct business in Florida? 3. A group of 100 attorneys formed a limited liability partnership in California. What is the purpose of California's requirements that limited liability partnerships in the state satisfy insurance or financial responsibility requirements? 4. A limited liability partnership wishes to admit a new partner. How will this be accomplished? 5. A Connecticut limited liability partnership was revoked by the state for failure to file its annual report. Is there anything the limited liability partnership can do