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Which of the following would be likely to be a violation of the equal protection clause:

Which of the following would be likely to be a violation of the equal protection clause:
a. a state admits only men to a college and does not allow women to enroll
b. a state gives speeding tickets to drivers who drive more than 5 mph over the posted limit c. a state prohibits the sale of alcoholic beverages
d. a state prohibits the use of trans fats in restaurant cooking e. all of the other choices

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