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1. Famed B-Law Survivor and professional soccer player extraordinaire Mr. Josh “Galway United” fondly known to...

1. Famed B-Law Survivor and professional soccer player extraordinaire Mr. Josh “Galway United” fondly known to his friends as “Blue-eyed Devil,” transfers real property he owns and the deed reads, “I transfer this property to the U.C. Santa Clara Rodent Soccer Team so long as it is used to promote soccer playing rodents, and if it ceases to be so used, then it comes back to me.”  Assuming that California law controls, the type of ownership estate created is:

A)  Fee simple absolute.

B)  Fee simple subject to remainder.

C)  Fee simple defeasible with reversion.

D)  Life estate.

E)  Community property.

2. Assume that the deed reads, “I transfer this property to the U.C. Santa Clara Rodent Soccer Team so long as it is used to promote soccer playing rodents, and if it ceases to be so used, then it goes to my rarely sober soccer playing friends and B-Law Survivors all, [Geremy Uhlster, David Martini, Adam Beerman, Brandon “Cockapoo” McDonald, Bryan NoCura, Katie “40 oz” Fosters, Kyle Clump, Jeffrey Hustle, Jessie Hinder-son, O.D. O’Donnell, JD Warrant, Felipe “Porsche” Carrera, Jeff “Bad Intentions” Pensta, Heist Niehe, Knick Smith, Andy Swooped, Vigard “Viking” Karlsen, Fred “Lurch” Loechen, Brendan “Area 51” Roswall, Christina Moped, Samir “Soccer-Sam”, Najmeh, Celia “Cool Drink” Pellegrino, Kyle McLoud, Miguel “All Academic” Aguilar, Sixto “Pour Me-A-Cold-One” Porras, “I’m Not Mitt” Dave Romney, , Aaron “Vince” Lombardi, Jonathan “Fabulous” Fabulich, Kam “Raven” Krow, and honorary Survivor Fiona "Temperance" O’Sullivan. (Names changed to protect the innocent)].  What have Mr. Smith’s rarely sober friends acquired?

A)  Fee simple absolute.

B)  Fee simple defeasible.

C)  Life estate.

D)  Remainder interests.

E)   Community Property.

3. The Dean of the School of Business hires the world’s most famous International dance company “The Paisanos” (Lupo Benatti, Felix Jermanan, Maria-Claudia Tortella, Giorgia Scelzo, Sergio Mandrone, Alberto Zini  and Martina Granieri) to teach the Business Law faculty the latest hip-hop dances.  “The Paisanos” quoted the Dean a price of $6,000 per faculty member for the dance instruction.   After 20 minutes of lessons, the troupe discovered that the faculty has absolutely no rhythm and incredibly, they each have two left feet! To teach this “rhythmatically challenged” group would take substantially more time and cost more money.  “The Paisanos” say they will continue, but only if the Dean pays them $2,000 for each extra left foot.  If the Dean’s promise to pay an increased amount is enforceable it is because:

A)  This is a valid settlement of a liquidated debt.

B)  This is an unforeseen circumstance.

C)  This is a Uniform Commercial Code modification.

D)  This is a preexisting duty.

E)  This is a novation.

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1) You plan a meal with the following ingredients and requirements: bread potatoes meat beans eggs...

1) You plan a meal with the following ingredients and requirements:

bread potatoes meat beans eggs butter requirement
units lb lb oz lb number oz
cost $1.89 $0.75 $0.48 $2.29 $0.15 $2.85
calaries 280 250 43 78 160 300 2200 at least
vitamin A 5 15 37 20 12 0 300 at least
vitamin c 0 70 0 50 0 0 60 at least
protein 3 5 40 12 10 0 80 at least
fat 8 2 25 3 18 30 50 at least

a. Find the cheapest meal that satisfies all the requirements. What are the ingredients and what is the total cost.

b. Find the integer solution to this problem.

c. Can you use these results?

2) You have three plants that produce a certain type of boats. The capacity for next month is 38 in San Diego, 45 in Santa

Ana, and 58 in San Jose. Production cost per boat is $1,065 in San Diego, $1,005 in Santa Ana, and $975 in San Jose.

Demand for next month is 42 in Newport Beach, 33 in Long Beach, 14 in Ventura, 10 in San Luis Obispo, and 22 in San

Francisco. The shipping costs per boat are summarized in the following table:

Shipping Cost to:
From NB LB VEN SLO SF
SD $200 $220 $280 $350 $400
SA $125 $125 $280 $350 $400
SJ $390 $365 $300 $250 $100

Develop a production and shipping schedule that minimizes the total cost of production and shipping while satisfying all

the demand.

3) You own a wheat warehouse with a capacity of 20 thousand bushels. At the beginning of month 1, you have 6 thousand

bushels of wheat. Each month, wheat can be bought and sold at the prices per one thousand bushels shown in the table

below.

The sequence of events during each month is as follows:

You observe your initial stock of wheat.

You can sell any amount of wheat up to your initial stock at the current month’s selling price.

You can buy as much wheat as you want, subject to the warehouse size limitation.

Determine how to maximize the profit earned over the next 10 months by finding the quantities to sell and buy each

month. What is your profit?

selling price purchase price
month 1 $3 $8
month 2 $6 $8
month 3 $7 $2
month 4 $1 $3
month 5 $4 $4
month 6 $5 $3
month 7 $5 $3
month 8 $1 $2
month 9 $3 $5
month 10 $2 $5

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iii. prescription

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