For state regulation of interstate commerce to be constitutional:
A)the state's purpose must be to protect the public's health and safety.
B)the state cannot place an undue burden on interstate commerce.
C)either a or b
D)both a and b

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Both options A and B must be met in order for state regulation of interstate commerce to be considered constitutional. The state must have a valid public health and safety purpose for the regulation, and the regulation cannot pose an undue burden on interstate commerce.

For State Regulation of Interstate Commerce to Be Constitutional