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Arlecino [84]
3 years ago
15

Which of the following is NOT a good way to treat an EPA or OSHA inspector?

Computers and Technology
2 answers:
lakkis [162]3 years ago
6 0

BEING HOSTILE AND DEFENSIVE

olganol [36]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

A) Be hostile and defensive

Explanation:

When you receive auditors from either OSHA or EPA, 3 main steps are taken. First you are asked for your identification since no matter how much a surprise audit you should have the proper credentials. Second he is invited to enter the establishment and finally and as a recommendation to be polite and kind with what the auditor may request.

Faced with the presence of the auditors should not be on the defensive since the auditor could notice it as trying to hide something and much less be hostile.

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1) class_circle.h

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#include<iomanip>

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public:

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double area();

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double x,y,rad;

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{

cout<<"\n\nEnter radius for circle 2 :";

cin>>rad;

}while(rad <= 0);

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cout<<"area: "<<circ1.area()<<endl;

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cout<<"distance from the origin: "<<circ1.distanceToOrigin()<<endl;

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Enter radius for circle 1 :100.0

Enter xPos yPos circle 2 :50.0 0.0

Enter radius for circle 2 :100.0

Information for Circle 1:

location:( 0 ,50 )

diameter: 200

area: 31415.9

circumference: 628.318

distance from the origin: 50

Information for Circle 2:

location:( 50 ,0 )

diameter: 200

area: 31415.9

circumference: 628.318

distance from the origin: 50

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Process returned 0 (0x0) execution time : 18.245 s

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