In the context of intentional torts, intent is defined as a specific determination to cause harm to the plaintiff

Mr. Brooks has decided to offer to buy a farm. He has been told that farmland in the area is selling for $3,500 to $4,000 per acre. Mr. Brooks offers $3,750 per acre. The legal description of the farm is: The NW-1/4, of the SW-1/4 and the E-1/2, of the NW-1/4, of Sec 3 Township 37 Range 12E of the 3rd P.M.

a. Mr. Brook's offer is $425,000 b. The offer is based on 160 acres of farmland c. The offer is $450,000 and is 120 acres d. The offer is based on 5 acres of farmland

Faber Motors manufactures three lines of cars: high-end security cars for government agencies, commercial cars for consumers and individuals, and professional racing cars

The high-end security cars are sold directly to government buyers by the company. The consumer cars are sold through dedicated dealers who only sell Faber's lines at their outlets. For its professional racing cars, Faber collaborates with Radium Tires, an innovative and renowned tire manufacturer. Faber provides the engine and body, while Radium provides the tires and its expertise on the racing industry. Which term best describes Faber's channel arrangements? A) direct distribution system B) horizontal marketing system C) corporate vertical franchise system D) multichannel distribution system E) administered vertical marketing system