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Only 1//2 of 1% of all collisions involve. qquad a) Fire or submersion b) Talking on a cell phone c) Drinking alcohol and driving

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This question is asking about the proportion of collisions that involve fire or submersion, talking on a cell phone, and drinking alcohol and driving. It's a statistical question related to traffic safety. The answer is option A, which means that only 1/2 of 1% of all collisions involve fire or submersion. This is a relatively small proportion, indicating that while these factors can contribute to accidents, they are not the most common causes.

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