You are driving down I35 in a construction zone at 50 mph and you pass a police car on the side of the interstate. Four minutes later, you pass a second police car, and you are again traveling at 50 mph. Due to the construction, the speed limit on this portion of the interstate is 50 mph. The distance between the two police cars is 5 miles.

Question 2 10 pts Page 1 You decide to contest the ticket, and the second officer decides to call over their friend in the first car to help deal with you. This officer comes over and listens to your arguments. After listening, she decides to write you more than one ticket for speeding (she has taken calculus!). For what of the following speeds could she write you two tickets for? Select all answers that apply. O For traveling 75 mph twice during that five mile stretch of the interstate. She can't write me any tickets as she still can't prove I was ever speeding. For traveling 85 mph twice during that five mile stretch of the interstate. For traveling 55 mph twice during that five mile stretch of the interstate. O For traveling 65 mph twice during that five mile stretch of the interstate