Answer:
3
Step-by-step explanation:
California Workers Get Double Time Pay In Two Cases1. Hours exceeding 12 in a day
When the hours worked in one day exceed 12, employees are paid double time for every hour worked thereafter.
2. Seventh consecutive day
If an employee works seven consecutive days, they are entitled to double time pay after the first 8 hours on that seventh workday.
<span>From the California DIR:</span>
For all hours worked in excess of 12 hours in any workday and for all hours worked in excess of eight on the seventh consecutive day of work in a workweek.
Why employees might not get double time
If the 7th day falls outside of the workweek, double time would not apply. A workweek starts over after 7 days so if an employee works 5 days in one workweek and 2 in another, the 7th consecutive day rule would not apply. The same is true of workdays. Read more about it here.
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The answer is
First take an X out of all the terms
X(x^2-2x-35)
X(x-7)(x+5).
The answer is C
Answer:
i only know the last two and the first picture!
Step-by-step explanation:
1) <u>1/2</u>
4) 0.000000006 = <u>6 x 10^ -9</u>
5) x^12 · x^3= <u>x^15</u>
*sorry it took so long*
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