As part of a school project, Jack compared the rate of victimization between teens and people over the age of 65 . Jack was surprised when he learned that
a. as a teenager, Jack was 21 times more likely to be victimized than his grandparents.
b. as a teenager, Jack was 15 times more likely to be victimized than his grandparents.
c. as a teenager, Jack and his grandparents each have an equal chance of being victimized.
d. Jake's grandparents were 15 times more likely to be victimized than Jake.
b
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