video assignment video link https://abcnews.go.com/WNT/video/obamacare-website-contractor-history-problems-20919344

1) According to the textbook, a(n) _ relationship is formed when an employer hires an employee and gives that employee authority to act and enter into contracts on his or her behalf. third-party beneficiary principalagent incidental beneficiary principalindependent contractor bailment 2) According to the video, AMS (CGI's acquired company) has been involved in all the following EXCEPT? shipping military parts to incorrect locations overcharging the United States government for military services during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars writing useless computer code sending paychecks to deceased retirees at least twenty (20) project failures 3) According to the textbook, principals often employ outsidersthat is, persons and businesses who are not employeesto perform certain tasks on their behalf. This arrangement, similar to the one described in the video for the Obamacare website, creates a(n) _ relationship. principal-uindependent contractor principalagent incidental beneficiary bailment Third-party beneficiary 4) In a situation like the one in the video in which an independent contractor's work is not performed according to the agent's duty of performance, is the principal responsible to compensate the independent contractor? no, since the agent did not meet the standards of reasonable care, skill and diligence implicit in all contracts no, since the agent did not perform the lawful duties expressed in the contract yes, however, the agent is liable to the principal for damages if it does not perform his or her express duties or fails to meet the standards of reasonable care, skill and diligence yes, because the principal is liable for the results of the work yes, because the agent did perform work for the principal 5) The role of the contractor in developing, www.healthcare.gov the Affordable Care Act ("Obamacare") website, is an example of the a principal's duty to compensate b agent's duty to account C agent's duty to notify d agent's duty to perform e principal's duty to cooperate