Tim is a doctor. In his state, a statute makes it illegal for doctors to work more than 24 hours consecutively. Nevertheless, Tim's employer requires him to work a 30 hour shift. Tim's employer then refuses to pay him for full 30 hours of work, arguing that the contract was illegal and thus unenforceable. If Tim sues his employer for payment, he can recover payment for 24 hours, but nothing more since the contract for the additional hours was illegal. payment for all of the hours he worked. payment for the 24 hours legally worked or the 6 hours illegally worked, but not both. payment for none of the hours he worked, since the entire contract was illegal. Question 4 (1 point) Listen CircleSoft Games, Inc. promises to pay Akira a bonus for a game that he already finished developing for the company last year. This promise is unenforceable because it is illegal. enforceable because it is an illusory promise. enforceable because it is supported by past consideration unenforceable due to lack of consideration