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Use the data to find the required rate. Round your answer to thousandths unless indicated otherwise.

At an intersection in Normal, Illinois, there were 90 vehicle accidents with 168,199 vehicles passing through the intersection.  Determine the accident rate per 1000 vehicles.
◦ 0.00054 accident per 1000 vehicles
◦ 168.199 accidents per 1000 vehicles
◦ 1,868,877.78 accidents per 1000 vehicles
◦ 0.535 accident per 1000 vehicles

Question 2

Use the data to find the required rate. Round your answer to thousandths unless indicated otherwise.

At an intersection in Normal, Illinois, there were 170 vehicle accidents with 255,872 vehicles passing through the intersection. Determine the accident rate per 10,000 vehicles.
◦ 0.00066 accident per 10,000 vehicles
◦ 6.644 accidents per 10,000 vehicles
◦ 255.872 accidents per 10,000 vehicles
◦ 1,505,129.41 accidents per 10,000 vehicles
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