1. Charles is on trial for reckless driving. He is guilty of this crime if he knowingly drov fifteen miles an hour or more over the speed limit; he is accused of driving sixty-one miles an hour in a forty-mile an hour zone. His defense is that his speedometer was broken, and that therefore he did not know how fast he was going. He testifies in his ow defense and tells the court that he conducted an experiment the day after arrest to determine whether the speedometer was working. He told his brother to get in his car and said: \"Drive next to me, and as soon as your speedometer hits sixty-one miles an hour, stick your hand out the window.\" Charles then drove next to his brother on the highway, and when his brother stuck his hand out the window, Charles looked down at his own speedometer and saw that it read fifty miles per hour. 'Which of the following statements is true? A Charles' statement to his brother telling him to drive at a certain rate and then stic his hand out the window at a certain n'rne was hearsay. B Charles' brother sticking his hand out the window was hearsay. C The readout on his brother's speedometer was hearsay. 'I-I. IT_LL:___._ LL __._ __._ ___ 1_________ _;._4._____4._ 1-- 4.1-1- ________'_