Question

Which facts support the conclusion that teen drinking
and driving is a serious issue? Check all that apply.

-Rates of drinking and driving are increasing.

-Many teens are still driving after drinking despite laws against it.

-Drunk driving was a factor in about 33 percent of all teen auto fatalities.

-In 2013, one in ten teens admitted to drinking and driving.

-More teens than ever before are riding with drivers who have been drinking.​

Answer 1

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2,3, an 4

Explanation:

Answer 2

The fact that supports the conclusion that teen drinking and driving is a serious issue would be drunk driving being a factor in about 33 percent of all teen auto fatalities.

Drunk driving being a factor in 33 percent of all teen auto fatalities indicates a significant correlation between the two variables in question. Hence, logical inference can be deduced from the fact.

This is applicable to every other option. That teen drinking and driving is a serious issue cannot be logically deduced from increased drinking and driving, teens driving after drinking despite being against the law, etc.

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