IN THIS PROJECT ONLY PART II NEEDS TO BE COMPLETED PART I IS DONE

PART 1 STATIS TIC IN MEDIA PROJECT

An insurance company determines vehicle insurance premiums based on known risk factors. If a person is considered a higher risk, their premiums will be higher. One potential factor is the color of your car. The insurance company believes that people with some color cars are more likely to get in accidents. To research this, they examine police reports for recent total-loss collisions. The bar graph for the following is as shown below

the most common category is green colored car meeting collisions and the least common frequency is the grey colored car. Relative frequency 24.07 percent.

If there were 5000 individual cars included, then the total of green cars would be 1204

Blue would be 579

Red would be 949

White would be 833

Black would be 902

And grey would be 532

52 55 50 45 41 39 40 35 30 25 Frequency 25 20 15 ouIC Blue Green Red White Black Grey Vehicle color involved in total-loss collision