Calculate age-specific Covid-19 death rates for the following racial groups per 100,000 population. Years<5050-5455-5960-6465-6970+WhitesPopulation1. Whites <50 years old2. Whites > 69 years old3. Blacks < 50 years old4. Blacks >69 years oldNo. of deathsfrom Covid-196,911,876834,541757,364661,428485,8512,125,32542,5892,0072,0262,4832,1915,000BlacksPopulation3,297,033311,774272,111223,112143,872288,056No. of deathsfrom Covid-192,53671576877661810,000

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Years <50 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70+ Whites Population 1. Whites <50 years old 2. Whites > 69 years old 3. Blacks < 50 years old No. of deaths from Covid-19 6,911,876 834,541 757,364 661,428 485,851 2,125,325 42,589 2,007 2,026 2,483 2,191 5,000 Blacks Population 3,297,033 311,774 272,111 223,112 143,872 288,056 No. of deaths from Covid-19 2,536 715 768 776 618 10,000

Years <50 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70+ Whites Population 1. Whites <50 years old 2. Whites > 69 years old 3. Blacks < 50 years old No. of deaths from Covid-19 6,911,876 834,541 757,364 661,428 485,851 2,125,325 42,589 2,007 2,026 2,483 2,191 5,000 Blacks Population 3,297,033 311,774 272,111 223,112 143,872 288,056 No. of deaths from Covid-19 2,536 715 768 776 618 10,000

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