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The following graph shows the number of deaths (in thousands) resulting from motor vehicle incidents in which one or more drivers were under the influence of alcohol. The solid line is the trend line.
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In the period from 1982 to 1992, the number of deaths from drunkdriving incidents declined at a rate of approximately deaths per year.
The actual number of deaths per year was higher than the trend line would predict in the period from .
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Hi Sajadd! May I ask why is the answer from 1985 to 1990 instead of none since 1965's number of death per drink drive is actually below the trendline?
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Hi Sajadd! May I ask why is the answer from 1985 to 1990 instead of none since 1965's number of death per drink drive is actually below the trendline?
If the actual number of deaths per year were higher than the trend line would predict, the point for that year would fall above the trend line. There are two time periods in which the points fall above the trend line, but only one of these, 1985 to 1990, is an answer choice.
Answer: C
