_____ Refers to the Ability of an Invention to Produce

question 3

Multiple Choice

_____ refers to the ability of an invention to produce surprising or unexpected results; that is, results not anticipated by prior art.

• A) Subject matter
• B) Nonobviousness
• C) Patent litigation
• D) Utility
• E) Obviousness

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Definitions:

Popular Players

Individuals, particularly in sports or games, who are widely admired or supported by a large number of people.

Increasing Competencies

The process of developing and enhancing skills, knowledge, and abilities in various domains.

Motor Abilities

Skills related to the movement and coordination of muscles and limbs, including fine motor skills (small movements) and gross motor skills (larger movements).