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Question 2) Consider the following data that shows types of car collisions for a month in a large city along with the severity of the resulting injuries. Rear-End Collision Head-on Collision T-bone Collision No Injuries Minor Injuries Serious Injuries Fatal Injuries 215 13 7 102 9 21 30 8 10 1 3 3 (a) What type of collision (Rear-End, Head-on, or T-bone) was most frequent? (b) What percentage of collisions in your study were Rear-End Collisions AND resulted in Minor Injuries? (c) What percentage of collisions in your study resulted in Serious Injuries OR Fatal Injuries? (d) Construct the conditional distribution based on the type of collision. (e) Which type of collision resulted in the HIGHEST rate of FATAL injuries? What was that rate? (f) Using this ata give a short one or two sentence argument for why T-bone Collisions seem to be the most dangerous type of collision.

Question 2) Consider the following data that shows types of car collisions for a month in a large city along with the severity of the resulting injuries. Rear-End Collision Head-on Collision T-bone Collision No Injuries Minor Injuries Serious Injuries Fatal Injuries 215 13 7 102 9 21 30 8 10 1 3 3 (a) What type of collision (Rear-End, Head-on, or T-bone) was most frequent? (b) What percentage of collisions in your study were Rear-End Collisions AND resulted in Minor Injuries? (c) What percentage of collisions in your study resulted in Serious Injuries OR Fatal Injuries? (d) Construct the conditional distribution based on the type of collision. (e) Which type of collision resulted in the HIGHEST rate of FATAL injuries? What was that rate? (f) Using this ata give a short one or two sentence argument for why T-bone Collisions seem to be the most dangerous type of collision.

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Question 2) Consider the following data that shows types of car collisions for a month in a large city along with the severity of the resulting injuries. Rear-End Collision Head-on Collision T-bone Collision No Injuries Minor Injuries Serious Injuries Fatal Injuries 215 13 7 102 9 21 30 8 10 1 3 3 (a) What type of collision (Rear-End, Head-on, or T-bone) was most frequent? (b) What percentage of collisions in your study were Rear-End Collisions AND resulted in Minor Injuries? (c) What percentage of collisions in your study resulted in Serious Injuries OR Fatal Injuries? (d) Construct the conditional distribution based on the type of collision. (e) Which type of collision resulted in the HIGHEST rate of FATAL injuries? What was that rate? (f) Using this data give a short one or two sentence argument for why T-bone Collisions seem to be the most dangerous type of collision.
Transcribed Image Text:Question 2) Consider the following data that shows types of car collisions for a month in a large city along with the severity of the resulting injuries. Rear-End Collision Head-on Collision T-bone Collision No Injuries Minor Injuries Serious Injuries Fatal Injuries 215 13 7 102 9 21 30 8 10 1 3 3 (a) What type of collision (Rear-End, Head-on, or T-bone) was most frequent? (b) What percentage of collisions in your study were Rear-End Collisions AND resulted in Minor Injuries? (c) What percentage of collisions in your study resulted in Serious Injuries OR Fatal Injuries? (d) Construct the conditional distribution based on the type of collision. (e) Which type of collision resulted in the HIGHEST rate of FATAL injuries? What was that rate? (f) Using this data give a short one or two sentence argument for why T-bone Collisions seem to be the most dangerous type of collision.
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