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Part DFollow these steps and study the table to answer the question,1. Go to the Weekly US Map: Influenza Summary Update e. At the top of the map, click the back arrowseveral times until the map no longer changes. If the current season is shorter than 6 months, viewthe previous season with the drop down box. Note how the trends change over time.2. Review the following data table, which represents the estimated number of deaths, medical visits,illnesses, and hospitalizations averted by the flu vaccine during several flu seasons.Averted DeathsAverted Averted Avertedillnesses Medical Visits HospitalizationsPneumonia and Respiratory andInfluenza CirculatoryDeaths DeathsFractionNumber Number Number prevented Number Number(%)2010-2011 5,039,277 2,514,353 70,821 20.83,4349,8802011-2012 1,981,571 968,312 39,3012012-2013 5,628,332 2,701,875 61,522 11.11,8235,2802013-2014 6,683,929 3,080,284 86,730 21.53,8402014-2015 1,606,813 792,958 47,4491,4192015-2016 5,083,498 2,504,323 71,479 18.92,882Season22.71,2273,6189,1727.5Using the data you just reviewed, create a scientific argument of one to two paragraphs that support oroppose the current flu vaccine recommendations.