In the West Coast Hotel Company V

In the West Coast Hotel Company v.Parrish case, the court found that:

A) ​the requirement of a fair minimum wage designed so the woman can meet the "very necessities of existence" is a means of protection.
B) ​it is not in the public interest to safeguard women's health and protect them from unscrupulous employers.
C) ​the protection of women is not a legitimate end of the exercise of state power.
D) ​All of these answers.