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As per HOMEWORKLIB POLICY and guideline, the first-four MCQs are answered below:
Q1.
Answer: c
A product which is not fully tested and proved should not be sold out. If it is done then this would be illegal and unethical.
In this case, the selling of an idea that has no existence in the market (since not yet developed) can’t be tested whether the idea is right or wrong.
Q2.
Answer: d
Ethics indicate moral principles.
This indicates what to be done based on humanity; suppose ethics say not to cheat others.
Q3.
Answer: b
Although this is legal but this is unethical, since it is not tested. The technique must be tested before applying in the field.
Q4.
Answer: a
Effectiveness of an ethic depends on the commitment of members enforcing it.
Suppose there is an ethical code of attending the office in time. If it is not followed by the employees then such ethic can’t be maintained. Therefore, commitment is required.
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