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What breaks must be provided to children under the age of 16 during work hours according to federal regulations?

One 15-minute break every 2 hours worked

One 10-minute break every 3 hours worked

One 20-minute break every 4 hours worked

No specific breaks are mandated

Under federal regulations, there are no specific requirements for breaks during work hours for children under the age of 16. While some states may have their own regulations that provide for breaks, the federal guidelines do not mandate specific break times. Therefore, option D is the correct choice as it reflects the lack of federal requirements regarding breaks for this age group. This highlights the need for employers to be aware of both federal and state laws when providing work conditions for minors.

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