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A federal statute and a state statute directly conflict, making it impossible to comply with both. Under the Supremacy Clause, the result is:

The state law controls because states retain police power The federal law preempts and controls; the conflicting state law is invalid Both laws are void The newer of the two laws controls regardless of which sovereign enacted it

Correct Answer:

The federal law preempts and controls; the conflicting state law is invalid

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