The table shows the estimated distribution of injury severity by child passengers.What is the probability that the child has no incapacitating injury nor fatal injury after being involved in a motor vehicle crash? Injury Severity by Child Passenger Age Involved in Motor Vehicle CrashesInjury SeverityNo InjuryPossible InjuryNon-incapacitating InjuryIncapacitating InjuryFatal InjuryInjured, Severity UnknownUnknown if Injured<1 Year1 to 3 Years4 to 7 Years545,7862,249,2672,528,61551,20412,1777,572215,772313,63284,993132,21030,50047,5219801,7192,3482,0316,0266,96011,06925,92923,366Source: NASS-GES 1999-2008

The total number of child passengers 6299677.

The table shows the estimated distribution of injury severity by child passengers. What is the probability that the child has no incapacitating injury nor fatal injury after being involved in a motor vehicle crash?

The table shows the estimated distribution of injury severity by child passengers. What is the probability that the child has no incapacitating injury nor fatal injury after being involved in a motor vehicle crash?

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

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