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Question 1

Only new and useful machines are patentable because:

Question 2

A subservient patent is one which:

Question 3

Laws of nature are not patentable because:

Question 4

Jesse is a horticulturist working for the local university. In his spare time, he works in the greenhouse attached to his home trying to develop new strains of tomato. If he manages to develop a new and useful strain, he can patent it because: