A patent typically grants the owner the rights to exclude others from all of the following except:
A)offering to sell.
B)viewing.
C)selling.
D)making.
E)using.

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A patent does not grant the owner the right to exclude others from viewing or observing the patented invention. It only grants the owner the right to exclude others from making, using, selling, and offering to sell the invention.

A Patent Typically Grants the Owner the Rights to Exclude