Correct answer choice is :
<h2>D) Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles</h2><h2 /><h2>Explanation:</h2><h2 />
The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, earlier the Florida Department of Public Safety, is a statutorily organized cabinet agency of Florida government. The bureau head of DHSMV is the Executive Director who is designated by the Governor with the permission of the Cabinet.
The case <em>Gibbons vs. Ogden in 1824,</em> was a trial trying to resolve the issue of monopoly over navigation waters.
A New York state Law gave Robert Fulton and Robert Livingston, the monopoly within the state jurisdiction. That is when Aaron Ogden, with the support of other competitors in the industry, tried to stop the monopoly.
Judges concluded that navigation operation was reserved to be exercise by the Congress under a Commerce Clause. The New York law was invalid.
The<em> López vs. the U.S, </em>case refers to an incident with Alfonzo López, a 12th- grade student that carried a concealed weapon inside a San Antonio, Texas High School facilities. He was arrested under Texas Law for possession of a firearm, but one day after, FBI charged him with violating a federal criminal Act of 1990, that makes reference to Gun-Free Zones in the United States.
In those two cases, the Commerce Clause was interpreted rigorously by the Supreme Court.
In the Ogden case, Judges concluded that the navigation operation in interstate commerce was a faculty reserved by the Congress under the Commerce Clause. That is why the original state law was invalid.
In the López case, they concluded that the 1990 Gun-Free School Zones Act was unconstitutional because it exceeded the power of Congress to rule under the Commerce Clause. That law is a criminal one and does not refer to any economic transaction.
Yes wind energy can be a major source of power(:
Answer:
1. high tariffs
2. infrastructure,
3. population growth on imported manufactured items to protect the manufacturing industry
Answer: 18 hours
Explanation:
The key infomation here is that the machines operate at the same constant rate, so regardless of what the production is, all six machines would produce the same number of product per hour.
Lets set and easy example of the relationship:
The machines produce 1 product per hour, if 4 machines take 27 hours to fill the production order then: 4 × 27 × 1 = 108
The four machines takes 27 hours to produce the production order (which is 108 units)
So by simple rule of three we can know how much would take the six machines to produce the same amount by dividing the number of units produced by the number of machines taking in count that they produce at a rate of 1 unit per hour (the relationship stands even if you change the production rate):
Like we said before, the relationship is maintained whether the machines produce at a rate of 0,5 units per hour or 2 units per hour to say some examples, the result will always be the same (18 hours would take the six machines the produce the same production order).