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The following tables give the death rates, per million person trips, for male and female drivers for various ages and number of passengers.*
a. Write a matrix for the death rate of male drivers. Please show all work.

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The expert writes a matrix for the death rate of male drivers. Please show all work.

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Here you need to translate these tables into matrices. You can do that by making the rows of your matrices represent the age of the driver, and by making the columns of your matrices represent the number of passengers in the car.

a). Let's call this matrix M, for male. Then M =

|2.61 4.39 6.29 9.08 |
|1.63 2.77 4.61 6.92 |
|0.92 0.75 0.62 0.54 ...

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