A company buys the product of another company and takes it apart to see how it was designed and assembled. This is known as

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Reverse engineering is the act of taking apart a product to understand how it was designed and assembled, often done by companies to create similar or improved products without infringing on any patents or trademarks. It is not illegal as long as it is done within legal boundaries. Choices A, B, and C do not accurately describe this practice. Choice E, inventory checking, is simply the act of counting and recording a company's physical inventory.

A Company Buys the Product of Another Company and Takes