Answer-How did the Factories Act, 1881 define a factory?

Explanation The Factories Act, 1881 defined a factory as any premises where ten or more workers were engaged in manufacturing processes with the use of power.

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How did the Factories Act, 1881 define a

factory?

A Any premises where five or more workers were engaged in manufacturing processes.

B Any premises where ten or more workers were engaged in manufacturing processes with the use of power.

C Any premises where twenty or more workers were engaged in manufacturing processes.

D Any premises where fifty or more workers were engaged in manufacturing processes

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