Answer: A user authentication
Answer:
B. Which customer most frequently purchases bread.
Explanation:
As per the scenario, the data we are receiving from the sales record of the bakery is :
The date on which the items are sold
Each items name which are sold
The number of each item sold and
The price of each item sold
These data are required to estimate how much the company has earned the profit during a given period of time.
So from the above scenario, there is no data given about the customer i.e customer name, customer number, etc. So there is no chance to track the details of a customer purchase history.
Therefore, the most appropriate answer is option B
It kinda depends on what you mean by special characters
Answer:
1.6666 g/mol = 1 
g/mol
Explanation:
Molar mass of NaOH= 23+16+1 =40g/mol
Mols in 15g = 15/40 mol
If this was dissolved in 225ml of water molarity of the solution is
÷ 225 x 1000 = 1.6666 g/mol = 1 g/mol
Complete Question:
Which of the following is a trademark automatically received by an organization when a symbol is being consistently used in the normal course of business?
Group of answer choices
A. Open source trademark.
B. Common law trademark.
C. Registered trademark.
D. Open source trademark.
Answer:
B. Common law trademark.
Explanation:
A common law trademark can be defined as a protection or enforceable mark for a product name, logo, symbol or brand name used to distinguish goods and services prior to its registration with the state or federal government. Common law trademark is a trademark which is automatically received by an organization when a symbol is being consistently used in the normal course of business.
This ultimately implies that, common law trademarks are not governed by any statute and as such are only limited to the geographical location where they are used.
For instance, if a tomato paste is being sold to consumers with the product name "Ginoo" in Florida, the company's trademark applies to Florida only. Thus, another company can use the product name without any trademark infringement in other states of the country such as New York, Washington DC, California etc. except in Florida due to a common law trademark.
