There are two different classes of drivers

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There are two different classes of drivers:

	Class A who has an accident rate of 20 accidents per million miles driven
	Class B who has an accident rate of 34 accidents per million miles driven

Class A drives 70% of the miles, and Class B drives 30% of the miles.

20 accidents x 70% = 14 accidents

34 accidents x 30% = 10.2 accidents

For each million miles there are a total of 24.2 drivers involved in accidents, 14 involving Class A drivers, and 10.2 involving Class B drivers.

Class A drivers have 5 single driver accidents and 9 two driver accidents, and Class B drivers have 3 single driver accidents and 7.2 two driver accidents.

Class A [single] + Class A on Class A + Class A on Class B = 14 } 9 + 3 + Class A on Class B = 14, Class A on Class B = 2

Class B [single] + Class B on Class B + Class B on Class A = 10.2 } 3 + 1.8 + 2 =

Class A on Class A + Class A on Class B = 9

Class B on Class B + Class A on Class B = 7.2, Class A on Class B = 7.2 - Class B on Class B

Class A on Class A + 7.2 - Class B on Class B = 9, Class A on Class A - Class B on Class B = 1.8

IF Class A on Class A = 3, THEN Class B on Class B = 1.2

Modified Monday, July 13, 2009