Cars that are more fuel-efficient cost more and hence people will keep their cars a bit longer thus missing out on safety features of newer cars -- this will lead to an increase in fatalities

1. What is your clear definition of the problem?i.e., what is it that you would like to show with evidence from data and analysis?

1. What data would you collect?Identify and specify the variables (so that they can be measured), list them, and specify why each variable is useful (or needed) for the study.List a few (made-up) values for each variable.For each variable listed, specify whether the variable is qualitative or quantitative, and its measurement (i.e., units of measurement like dollars, number, inches, etc.).Be very specific and to the point.
2. Present a plan, for collecting the data specified above, in the form of a series of specific instructions for someone else that would actually collect the data for you.
3. Provide a justification for your plan as it pertains to the quality of the data that will be collected (i.e., explain why you believe that the data collected will be of good quality to address the issue raised in the study).

5.State at least one way you would display the data to help answer the question. You do not need to use software, but you may sketch a sample graph or chart to illustrate your point.

6.State at least one way to analyze your question. What is it that you would have to prove in order to validate the claim?