BUSE1101SECTION BInstruction: Complete ALL questions in this Section.Question 1After graduating from university with a degree in chemical engineering, Anthony found a well-paying job close to his community. This job is an answer to prayers because he has a large studentloan to pay off and both parents, having contracted the dreaded COVID-19 infection, are out ofwork showing signs of long-term effects. His younger siblings depend upon him for help with theireducation and he has had to shoulder much of the household expenses. Anthony does not mind,however, because he remembers that his parents endured a lot of hardship for him complete hisuniversity studies and he feels it is his duty to help them in every way he can. This job opportunity,therefore, could not have come at a better time.After a few months, Anthony accidentally found out that his company was dumping highly toxicchemical waste in a nearby river to avoid the cost of disposing of it appropriately. This is causingsevere health and environmental problems to folks in the community who recently discovered alot of dead fish floating on the water's surface. Also, children who play in the river are breakingout in awful boils and sores and women who wash clothes in it are showing signs of serious handinfection.Anthony, with his moral and Christian upbringing, is deeply disturbed by what he has discovered.He sees the plight of members of his community and his conscience will not let him sleep at nights.One day, he braced himself to speak with a colleague whom he trusts about the company'sactivities. The colleague told him that that had been going on for some time and he should mindhis own business and look the other way. Further, the co-worker told him, he could be dismissedfrom the job and branded as an 'informer'.This advice has only deepened Anthony's distress. He certainly did not want to lose his job withfamily members so heavily dependent upon him. Neither did he want to be known as an informerand he may well cause the closure of the company. Should he stick his neck out and tell theauthorities? Or should he keep his mouth shut and look the other way? He then recalled the wordsof his grandmother of blessed memory whom he and his siblings always visited in the countryJcatia33.000when they were growing up, "Children, he that keepeth his mouth, keepeth his life."A.Use illustrations from the scenario to explain what an ethical dilemma is.В.C.With ONE (1) deontological ethical theory, advise Anthony what decisionwould be the morally right one.Further advise Anthony on what the morally right decision would be, basedon the utilitarian theory,)D.Е.State TWO (2) impacts of the dumping of waste upon the community.

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BUSE1101SECTION BInstruction: Complete ALL questions in this Section.Question 1After graduating from university with a degree in chemical engineering, Anthony found a well-paying job close to his community. This job is an answer to prayers because he has a large studentloan to pay off and both parents, having contracted the dreaded COVID-19 infection, are out ofwork showing signs of long-term effects. His younger siblings depend upon him for help with theireducation and he has had to shoulder much of the household expenses. Anthony does not mind,however, because he remembers that his parents endured a lot of hardship for him complete hisuniversity studies and he feels it is his duty to help them in every way he can. This job opportunity,therefore, could not have come at a better time.After a few months, Anthony accidentally found out that his company was dumping highly toxicchemical waste in a nearby river to avoid the cost of disposing of it appropriately. This is causingsevere health and environmental problems to folks in the community who recently discovered alot of dead fish floating on the water's surface. Also, children who play in the river are breakingout in awful boils and sores and women who wash clothes in it are showing signs of serious handinfection.Anthony, with his moral and Christian upbringing, is deeply disturbed by what he has discovered.He sees the plight of members of his community and his conscience will not let him sleep at nights.One day, he braced himself to speak with a colleague whom he trusts about the company'sactivities. The colleague told him that that had been going on for some time and he should mindhis own business and look the other way. Further, the co-worker told him, he could be dismissedfrom the job and branded as an 'informer'.This advice has only deepened Anthony's distress. He certainly did not want to lose his job withfamily members so heavily dependent upon him. Neither did he want to be known as an informerand he may well cause the closure of the company. Should he stick his neck out and tell theauthorities? Or should he keep his mouth shut and look the other way? He then recalled the wordsof his grandmother of blessed memory whom he and his siblings always visited in the countryJcatia33.000when they were growing up, &#34;Children, he that keepeth his mouth, keepeth his life.&#34;A.Use illustrations from the scenario to explain what an ethical dilemma is.В.C.With ONE (1) deontological ethical theory, advise Anthony what decisionwould be the morally right one.Further advise Anthony on what the morally right decision would be, basedon the utilitarian theory,)D.Е.State TWO (2) impacts of the dumping of waste upon the community.

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