In general,rates better measure how common an illness is than do raw numbers because rates
A) allow us to reasonably compare populations of different sizes.
B) are more scientifically accurate.
C) are a more objective measure.
D) can be measured in a less biased fashion.
E) can be more accurately calculated.

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Rates take into account the size of the population being studied, allowing for comparisons between populations of different sizes. Raw numbers do not provide this context and can be misleading.

In General,rates Better Measure How Common an Illness Is Than