3. You noticed that the 2020 data for "Falls, slips, trips" is unusually high, compared to other years. If you suspect the data may not be accurate, what would you do about it if you were to present the data to leadership next week? Provide at least 2 solutions. (2 points) 4. Assume you have a $200,000 budget to invest in prevention strategies. Options include: a. Ergonomics training ($50,000, expected 10% reduction in overexertion claims) b. Slip-resistant flooring ($120,000, expected 25% reduction in falls/slips/trips claims) c. Lifting equipment ($150,000, expected 30% reduction in overexertion claims) d. Awareness campaigns ($30,000, expected 5% reduction across all categories) Design a prevention plan, justifying how you would allocate funds. (3 points)