As a matter of law,a combination of two inventions cannot be considered nonobvious.

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A combination of two inventions may be considered nonobvious if the combination results in unexpected and non-obvious results, however, the mere combination of two known inventions does not necessarily result in a nonobvious invention. Therefore, a combination of two inventions cannot be automatically considered nonobvious as a matter of law.

As a Matter of Law,a Combination of Two Inventions Cannot