Mathematics, 16.04.2020 04:33, qxeenjasss

Scary Arithmetic An auto insurer, trying to promote more expensive insurance plans to infrequent drivers, uses the following quote from the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration to make the claim that driving near home is more dangerous: of all traffic collisions that occur in the United States, approximately 69% occur within a 10 mile radius of home. Does the data in the ad support the claim in that driving is more dangerous near one's home? If you could request an additional piece of data to better evaluate the claim, what would it be? Please explain your answer

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