Answer:
The appropriate fill-in-the-blank is 05 years. Thus the statement becomes
A person whose license has been cancelled or revoked, whether by voluntary action or by disciplinary action of the Board, may after <u>05</u> years from the effective date of such cancellation or revocation, petition the Board for reinstatement of the license, unless another time is provided in the cancellation or revocation order, or unless no provision was made in the order for reinstatement. This section does not apply to licensees who let their licenses lapse for non-payment of renewal fees or licensees against whom a cancellation or revocation proceeding is not pending before the Board or in any other jurisdiction.
Explanation:
According to the KRS 335.360, A person whose license has been revoked is eligible to apply for reinstatement after 05 years.
There are blanks to fill in the paragraph.
A memorandum evidencing an oral contract must give some indication that the parties agreed "voluntarily" to the terms. under most state laws, the writing also must name the parties and identify the "subject matter", the consideration, and the essential terms with "reasonable" certainty. in addition, contract for land must state the "<span>price" </span>and describe the property with sufficient "<span>clarity" </span>to allow the terms to be determined without reference to outside sources.
Answer:a,b and c.
Explanation:
E= Economics
S= Sociology
From statement 1,
E= 40
S= 30
E+S = 40+30
Thus, E+S = 70
Hence, option "a" is a possible combination.
From statement 1 also,
E/2 + S = (40/2) + 30 = 20+30=50
Hence option "b" is correct.
From statement 2,
E= 30
S = 50
E+S = 30+ 50 = 80
2E + S =(2×30) + 50 = 60+50=110
Thus, "c" is correct.
for option d
E+ S = 20 will be tested using statements 1 and 2 separately.
Using statement 1,
E+S = 30+40=70 which is not equal to 20. Hence option "d" is wrong.
Also, using statement 2,
E+S = 30+50= 80 which is not equal to 20. Hence option d fails to satisfy statement 2.
Hence the equations that describe possible combination of pages of Economics and Sociology are equations a, b, and c.
Answer: Cost to purchase the options on the exercise date = $1000
Explanation:
Given:
Stock options awarded = 10
Right to buy shares = 10
Exercise price = $10
We'll compute the cost as follow:
Cost to purchase the options on the exercise date = Stock options awarded × Right to buy shares × Exercise price
Cost to purchase the options on the exercise date = 10×10×10
Cost to purchase the options on the exercise date = $1000
<u><em>Therefore, the correct option is (d)</em></u>
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