Angel and Marlen enter into a partnership agreement for a food truck business that will drive around to various beach cities in Southern California. Since Angel is putting up $10,000 more in start-up money than Marlen, he asks Marlen to sign a provision that if Marlen files a lawsuit against Angel to dissolve the partnership for any reason that she has to pay Angel $10,000 before filing. Is this provision enforceable? No, because the provision is an example of substantive unconscionability Yes, because the parties had unequal bargaining power at the start of the partnership and the term is reasonable No, because the provision is an example of impracticability No, because the provision is an example of procedural unconscionability If a company is considered exempt from registering its shares with the State of California or the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), it does not have to issue which of the following documents: Accredited investor package O Prospectus Private placement exemption Sophisticated investor package