Deadly Accidents

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Deadly Accidents

• By,
• Iman Saber

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Contents

• Introduction
• Methodology
• Functions
• Graphs
• Subplots
• Conclusion

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Introduction

• An accident is an unexpected incident
• An automobile accident is when an personal injury
  occur on a public highway and must be reported
  within 30 days
• Every 12 to 13 minuets, a person dies in a car
  accident.
• Motor Accidents is the number one cause of deaths
  in young people from the ages 1-30

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Methodology

• To prove that car accidents are the number one
  cause, use MatLab to graph the data.
• First gather the top reasons of death for the
  ages groups 1-29
• Then create functions for each age group so they
  could be entered into MatLab and graphed.

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Functions and Their Graphs

• top 20 causes of deaths in toddlers (1-4)
• function deathsAtOneAndFour()
• x 2260
• y 33.78 10.97,9.35,4.65,2.86,1.71,.76,.64,.60,.
  54 10.91 8.71 8.28 3.40 2.26 1.63 1.34 1.34 1.24
  1.09 0.47 0.43 0.39 0.29 0.25 0.14 0.10 0.06 0.06
  23.84
• plot(x,y)

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• The remaining groups of ages are structured the
  same way.
• When writing the function, you must be careful
  that the size of the matrices are equal to each
  other. Otherwise an error will occur when entered
  into MatLabs command window.

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• Notice that there is an uneven distribution for
  this graph
• The last bar illustrates nonspecific reason for
  deaths. It is categorized as other.
• Automobile Accidents is categorized under
  unintentional injury and the percentage is
  taken from the total number of unintentional
  injury and not the total number of deaths.

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• Since the subcategories in the functions distorts
  the figure of the graph, it will be necessary to
  make subplots for the subcategories.
• These graphs show that automobile accidents is
  the number one cause of unintentional death and
  in turn is the number one cause of death.

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Functions for Subplot

• top 20 causes of deaths in toddlers (1-4)
• function deathsAtOneAndFour()
• x 2242
• y 33.78 10.91 8.71 8.28 3.40 2.26 1.63 1.34
  1.34 1.24 1.09 0.47 0.43 0.39
• 0.29 0.25 0.14 0.10 0.06 0.06 23.84
• plot(x,y)
• subplot for ages 1-4
• function deathsAtOneAndFourw_subplot()
• a (2218)
• b 10.97,9.35,4.65,2.86,1.71,.76,.64,.60,.54
• plot(a,b,'g')

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• Again, the remaining age groups are displayed the
  same way.
• The subcategories are plotted in green while the
  plots without the subcategories are in blue.

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Conclusion

• Automobile accidents are the number one reasons
  for death in ages 1-29
• This information is important to each individual
  who drives or who knows someone that drives.
• Even if you are not in an accident, the chances
  of someone that you know being in one is very
  likely.