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Category > Management Posted 22 Feb 2018 My Price 5.00

study of auto safety

Risk. A study of auto safety determined the number of driver deaths per million vehicle sales for the model years 1995–1999, classified by type of vehicle. The data below are for 6 midsize models and 6 SUVs. We wonder if there is evidence that drivers of SUVs are less likely to die. We hope to create a 95% confidence interval for the difference in driver death rates for the two types of vehicles. Are these data appropriate for this inference? Explain. (Ross and Wenzel, An Analysis of Traffic Deaths by Vehicle Type and Model, March 2002)

 

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