Totals 50 150 Question 4 Pretend you are just beginning a new job in the Governor's Office in Sacramento, California. You need to report marital statuses for the State of California from the Census of 2000 for all persons aged 15 and older. In 2000 the population of California aged 15 and older was 26,076,163 (U.S. Census Bureau, 2000). Using the following figures, give the rates per 100,000 population for each of the categories shown below in the answer field. Show the general formula and an example of calculations for the "never married" category. Of course, n, means "number." MARITAL STATUS n Rate per 100,000 population (> 15 years of age) 7,843,907 13,657,201 Never married Married, not separated Separated Widowed Divorced 642,670 1,457,818 2,474,567 26,076,163 Total