White White Black Black Other Other Years Cases Population Cases Population Cases Population < 50 3,371...

	White	White	Black	Black	Other	Other
Years	Cases	Population	Cases	Population	Cases	Population
< 50	3,371	6,911,876	1,466	3,297,033	791	1,823,497
50-54	2,007	834,541	715	311,774	364	177,808
55-59	2,026	757,364	768	272,111	331	160,126
60-64	2,483	661,428	776	223,112	362	137,703
65-69	2,191	485,851	618	143,872	283	89,912
70+	5,341	1,185,358	1,234	288,056	548	206,271

8. Calculate the age-specific rates for each racial group. Graph the age-specific rates for each racial group.

*Please use the graph to answer the problem

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