Name the coordination compound [Pt(NH3)3Cl(ox)]Br? A. bromochlorotriammineoxalato platinate(I) B. bromochlorotriammineplatinum C. triamminechloroxalatoplatinum(1) D. triamminechlorooxalatoplatinum(IV) bromide E. bromochlorotriammineplatinum (I) oxalate (IV) oxalate bromide Note: ox is C₂04

legal aspects of cybersecurity Michael Bluth is starting his first day in management at the Bluth Company following hisfather’s incarceration. Towards the end of the day, FBI agents enter his office and servehim with a subpoena. The subpoena seeks the contents of various SMS messages sentduring the previous two months from Bluth subscriber Tobias Funke and Bluth subscriberLindsey Funke. The FBI agents inform Michael that if he does not turn over the SMSmessages requested, he will face severe repercussions, including jail time if the FBI returns with a new subpoena seeking only information relating tosubscriber names, locations, and time stamps of messages, but no information relating tocontent, how should Michael respond?A. Turn over the SMS messages because the FBI has a valid subpoena.B. Turn over the SMS messages because they concern two Bluth subscribers.C. Refuse to turn over the SMS messages until presented with a search warrant.D. Refuse to turn over the SMS messages until…

legal aspects of cybersecurity Michael Bluth is starting his first day in management at the Bluth Company following hisfather’s incarceration. Towards the end of the day, FBI agents enter his office and servehim with a subpoena. The subpoena seeks the contents of various SMS messages sentduring the previous two months from Bluth subscriber Tobias Funke and Bluth subscriberLindsey Funke. The FBI agents inform Michael that if he does not turn over the SMSmessages requested, he will face severe repercussions, including jail time. Which of the following statutes would be most helpful to Michael to consult indeciding how to respond to the FBI agents?A. The Electronic Communications Privacy Act.B. The Wiretap Act.C. The Stored Communications Act.D. The Pen Register Act.

Write the hole callout for each situation. Use the appropriate symbols. 1..75 through hole, counterbored to 1.63 diameter with a depth of 63 2. Bind hole, 38 diameter, 50 deep 3. Through hole, 44 diameter, 82 degree countersink to 88 diameter 4. Through hole, 88 diameter, spotfaced to 1.75 diameter with a depth of 06