Medi Corp is a corporation that deals in the manufacturing of medical devices. It has just received a patent from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for one of its surgical robotic knee devices. The patent is for the purpose of use in full knee replacement surgeries, which was stated on the patent’s application. For part of the manufacturing process, Medi Corp uses Tech Co. to assemble the computer components that run the robot. Tech Co. is a computer company that manufactures a lot of the computer components for several medical device companies in the U.S.

Medi Corp has been considering making a bid to acquire Tech Co. If Medi Corp acquires Tech Co., the transaction would likely be around $100 million dollars. Tech Co. is one of only three companies in the U.S. that manufactures and assembles these computer components for medical devices, and is the biggest of the three companies that offer these services, with the other two companies several million in revenue behind Tech Co. Moreover, Medi Corp. is considered a leader in medical device manufacturing in the U.S. Both companies are publicly traded companies.

Tech Co.’s board of directors are willing to approve of a merger with Medi Corp. Rebecca is on the board of directors for Tech Co. She tells her husband that he should consider purchasing Medi Corp stock. Rebecca does not tell her husband any of the confidential information of the potential merger with Medi Corp., but her husband does know that she is on the board of directors at Tech Co. and that Medi Corp is a company Tech Co. does business with. Bob is an employee of Tech Co. He has been courted by Comp Inc., one of the competitors of Tech Co.

Bob has decided to leave Tech Co. for a senior placement at Comp Inc. At Tech Co., Bob works on the manufacturing of these computer components for Medi Corp. At Comp Inc., he will be in more of a management position, determining which companies Comp Inc. should be doing business with, and managing those employees that are in the manufacturing facilities.

Please answer the following question and provide legal reasoning:

If Medi Corp learns that Comp Inc. is releasing a robotic surgical device for hip replacement surgery that has similar technology to its surgical robotic knee devices, does it have any recourse against Comp Inc. for patent infringement? Please fully explain your answer as to what it must prove for this complaint against Comp Inc., and any defenses Comp Inc. has against this claim. Also explain if there could be any recourse against Bob directly if Bob had originally signed a confidentiality agreement with Tech Co. when he worked for them.

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Production units: Opening inventory: Work in Process 4 000 (Material 100% complete; conversion 80% complete) Units received from previous process A 18 000 Units completed and transferred to process C 20 000 Closing inventory 2 000 (Material 100% complete; conversion 40% complete)

Production costs: Opening inventory: 129 500 Costs from previous process 75 100 Material 29 200 Conversion 25 200 Costs incurred in current period: 403 956 Transferred from previous process 260 100 Material 90 000 Conversion 53 856 TOTAL 533 456 R

REQUIRED: Use the first- in-first-out (FIFO) method to prepare a product cost report consisting of the following:

3.1 Quantity statement (12)

3.2 Cost statement (8)

3.3 Cost allocation statement (5)

Suppose that the risk-free interest rate is 10%. A bond with 8% yield is traded at a price. The current bond price is $100.

(a) Calculate the theoretical future price for the contract deliverable in six months.

(b) If the actual future price for this stock is $102, describe the arbitrage opportunity and calculate the profit that you can realize.

A3.2

Explain why it is important to actively support a team through all stages but particularly the first three. (50–100 words)

Assume that you manage a firm that sells calculators. You want to sell calculators to both commercial users and home users, and so you have developed 2 types of calculators - fancy and basic calculators. Each customer type has the following valuations for each type of calculator: Home User Commercial User Fancy Calculator $100 $200 Basic Calculator $30 $50 If you have an 100 home users and 100 commercial users that at most will buy 1 calculator each, how much additional revenue does your firm generate by using the indirect price discrimination strategy described in (5) compared to just selling the fancy calculator to all users at a price of $100 and discontinuing the basic calculator? (Write answer without the dollar sign.)

Assume that you manage a firm that sells calculators. You want to sell calculators to both commercial users and home users, and so you have developed 2 types of calculators - fancy and basic calculators. Each customer type has the following valuations for each type of calculator: Home User Commercial User Fancy Calculator $100 $200 Basic Calculator $30 $50 If you have an 100 home users and 100 commercial users that at most will buy 1 calculator each, how much additional revenue does your firm generate by using the indirect price discrimination strategy described in (5) compared to just selling the fancy calculator to all users at a price of $100 and discontinuing the basic calculator? (Write answer without the dollar sign.)

Assume that you manage a firm that sells calculators. You want to sell calculators to both commercial users and home users, and so you have developed 2 types of calculators - fancy and basic calculators. Each customer type has the following valuations for each type of calculator:

If you have an 100 home users and 100 commercial users that at most will buy 1 calculator each, how much additional revenue does your firm generate by using the indirect price discrimination strategy described in (5) compared to just selling the fancy calculator to all users at a price of $100 and discontinuing the basic calculator? (Write answer without the dollar sign.)

The yield to maturity of a 10-year 4% annual coupon bond is 4%.

a.Suppose that you buy the bond today and hold it for 10 years.Assume that the interest rates go up to 5% (100 basis points increase) after the bond is purchased and before the first coupon is received. What is your realized rate of return?

b.Suppose that you buy the bond today and hold it for 6years.Assume that the interest rates go up to 5% (100 basis points increase) after the bond is purchased and before the first coupon is received. What is your realized rate of return?

The yield to maturity of a 10-year 4% annual coupon bond is 4%.

a.Suppose that you buy the bond today and hold it for 10 years.Assume that the interest rates go up to 5% (100 basis points increase) after the bond is purchased and before the first coupon is received. What is yourrealized rate of return?

b.Suppose that you buy the bond today and hold it for 6years.Assume that the interest rates go up to 5% (100 basis points increase) after the bond is purchased and before the first coupon is received. What is yourrealized rate of return?

Write a bash script that will allow you to:

1. Read in your
   • Your name
   • Course name and
   • Instructor’s name
2. Then prompt the user to enter two numbers and determine which number is greater.

Ex:

If 10 is entered for the first number and 3 for the second, you should output

Your name

Course name

Instructor’s name

10 is greater than 3.

If 33 is entered for the first number and 100 for the second, you shou output

Your name

Course name

Instructor’s name

100 is greater than 33.

please write in linux/ unix code