A patent application must, address each of the following except:
A) it must explain how to make and use the invention.
B) it must show why it is different from all previous and related inventions or state of art.
C) it must show a reasonable business plan for construction, sale, and distribution of the invention.
D) it must precisely describe what aspects of the invention deserve the patent.
E) it must be addressed in words and drawings.

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In the case of a utility patent the application must in words and drawings (1) explain how to make and use the basic invention; (2) show why the invention is different from prior art, that is, from all previous and related inventions or state of knowledge; and (3) precisely detail the subject matter that the inventor regards as the invention (called claims).

A Patent Application Must, Address Each of the Following Except