In Fresenius Medical Care Holdings v. Tucker, where a Florida law prohibited physicians from having ...

In Fresenius Medical Care Holdings v. Tucker, where a Florida law prohibited physicians from having a significant financial interest in businesses to which patients were referred, the appeals court held that:
 a. since the law had a rational basis related to a legitimate legislative goal, it did not violate due process b. since the law did not have a rational baais relatd to a legitimate legislative goal, it violated due process c. since the City law had a rational basis related to a legitimate legislative goal, it did not violate the equalprotection clause of the 14th amendment
 d. since the law did not have a rational basis related to a legitimate legislative goal, it violated the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment
  e. none of the other choices are correct