The right to use an invention, as granted by the government, is called:

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A. A patent

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B. A trust

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C. A padrone.

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D. A monopoly.

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28 October, 14:06

The right to use an invention, as granted by the government, is called:

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A. A patent

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B. A trust

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C. A padrone.

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D. A monopoly.

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Barton · Answer 1

A) a patent

Explanation:

A patent is a government issued right that gives its owner the legal right to exclude others from making, using, selling and importing an invention for a limited period of years.

The right to use an invention, as granted by the government, is called:OA. A patentOB. A trustOC. A padrone.OD. A monopoly.

The right to use an invention, as granted by the government, is called:

O

A. A patent

O

B. A trust

O

C. A padrone.

O

D. A monopoly.