Chemistry, 11.06.2021 18:40 jadejordan8888
A driver drove by mile post 36.0 on 1–70 and was "clocked" at 70 mph on the radar gun.
Exactly 3.50 minutes later, the same driver drove by mile post 41.0 and was “clocked" at 70 mph
on the radar gun. The two officers coordinated, and pulled over the drive for speeding. Why
was the driver pulled over, even though the driver was going the speed limit for both of the radar
guns?
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