The Industrial Design Act Is Designed to Protect Distinctive Patterns

question 74

True/False

The Industrial Design Act is designed to protect distinctive patterns or shapes as opposed to useful ones.

Appreciate the importance of categorical data and how it is utilized in statistics.

Recognize the relevance of arithmetic operations in statistical analysis and their limitations based on the scale of measurement.

Understand the difference between types of data: categorical and quantitative.

Comprehend the concepts of sample and population in statistical studies.

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Definitions:

Novation

The act of replacing an old obligation with a new one, substituting a new party into an existing agreement or completely replacing the original contract.

Accord And Satisfaction

A legal contract wherein parties agree to settle a dispute by accepting terms that differ from the original obligation.

Novation

The act of replacing an existing obligation with a new one, thereby extinguishing the original obligation.

Substituted Contract

This is a legal agreement replacing an earlier contract, agreed upon by all parties involved, and discharging the original contractual obligations.