3.Enumerate the 5 guiding principles to which every geodetic engineer shall follow in the practice of his profession and briefly discuss the first three written. 4. In the principles of ethical standards, responsibilities of a geodetic engineer as a professional are geared towards his clients, colleagues and employees or sub-ordinates. Cite at least three (3) instances each where a geodetic engineer can be a source of emulation by other professionals. 5. Is it morally upright for a geodetic engineer to advertise his profession through paid advertisements or to solicit or permit the use of his name in connection with obtaining a job or project? Yes/No, why? 6. Can a geodetic engineer employed by the government practice privately? Yes/No and why? Cite an example. 7. Facts of the case: A major subdivision project intended for housing is handled by a geodetic engineer. All survey aspect of the project has been accomplished by the said geodetic engineer and has been cleared by the company's Board of Directors except for one who seems to doubt the location of the perimeter boundaries of lot. Said member of the board requested for a verification survey but this time by another geodetic engineer. And so, negotiations were held and the deal was closed with the new geodetic engineer for verification survey. Question: Is the acceptance by the new geodetic engineer of the work ethical? Yes/No, why? Support your question with valid arguments by citing provisions on the code of ethical standards.