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which of the following is used to prevent other from making or using an inventors discovery or using an inventors discovery or invention for their own profit? patent, trademark, copyright, permission
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Patent.
A patent gives an inventor the exclusive right to make, use, sell, or license an invention for a limited time (subject to requirements like novelty and non‑obviousness). Trademarks protect brand identifiers (names/logos), copyrights protect creative works (books, music, software code as expression), and "permission" is not an IP right (it's a license or consent granted by the rights holder).
A patent gives an inventor the exclusive right to make, use, sell, or license an invention for a limited time (subject to requirements like novelty and non‑obviousness). Trademarks protect brand identifiers (names/logos), copyrights protect creative works (books, music, software code as expression), and "permission" is not an IP right (it's a license or consent granted by the rights holder).
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