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8. Use the data in the accompanying table (based on data for a recent year from various sources, including the U.S. Census Bureau and the National Institutes of Health) to find the indicated rates. Round results to one decimal place and use a multiplying factor of k=1000 unless indicated otherwise.

Vital Statistics for the United States in One Year

Population: 312,799,495

Deaths: 2,515,458

Women aged 15–44: 61,488,227

Motor vehicle deaths: 33,783

Live births: 3,953,590

Fetuses delivered without life after 20 weeks of gestation: 26,148

Deaths of infants under 1 year of age: 23,910

Deaths of infants under 28 days of age: 15,973

HIV-infected persons: 1,155,792

Deaths from HIV infections: 7683

a. Find the neonatal mortality rate.

b. Find the fetal mortality rate.

c. Find the perinatal mortality rate.

d. Find the crude birth rate.

e. Find the general fertility rate.

f.   Using a multiplier of k=100,000, find the motor vehicle death incidence rate.

g. Find the HIV infection prevalence rate.

h. Find the HIV infection mortality rate for HIV-infected persons.

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