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Capo

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Which part of a patent describes how the invention works?
 
  a. design
  b. thicket
  c. specification
  d. set of claims

Question 2

If a technology makes possible the creation of a wide range of new products, it would most likely be considered?
 
  a. general purpose technology
  b. supplementary technology
  c. complementary technology
  d. fixed technology



duke02

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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