The following are all machine safeguarding requirements except: a) Cannot create a new hazard

b) Must stop worker from making contact with any hazardous moving parts

c) Cannot hamper a worker from performing a job quickly and comfortably

d) Must prevent workers from lubricating a machine without removing the safeguard

d) Must prevent workers from lubricating a machine without removing the safeguard

Explanation:

As much as possible, the safeguard should allow safe lubrication. One should be able to service and lubricate the machine without having to remove the guard. Positioning the oil reservoirs far from the guard reduces the maintenance worker's need to go near the danger area.

Removing the safeguards before maintenance may increase the machine's danger, especially if the maintenance worker is a contractor.

Jonathan's taxes depend on which state he lives in. Generally, widowers (male spouses who lost their wife while still married) are eligible for a homestead exemption, but the amount varies depending on the state.

For example, if Jonathan lives in Florida, the homestead exemption is up to the first $50,000, but in Texas it only includes the first $25,000.

Assuming that Jonathan lives in Florida, he can use his homestead exemption to reduce both his city and county taxes by $50,000:

the homestead exemption is reduced by half for school taxes:

total real estate taxes = $1,803.69