Question

if under 21, new jersey law states that you may be under the influence if your blood alcohol content is:
more than.10% but less than.15%
more than.05% but less than.10%
more than.01% but less than.05%
all of the above

whether your blood alcohol content (bac) rises above legal limits depends on:
the amount you drink
your weight
the time you take to drink
all of the above

Explanation:

First Question (Blood Alcohol Content for Under 21 in NJ)

In New Jersey, for those under 21, the legal threshold for being under the influence due to blood alcohol content (BAC) is a BAC of more than 0.01% but less than 0.05%? No, wait, correction: Actually, New Jersey's zero - tolerance law for under - 21 drivers means that any detectable BAC (but the option here: the correct range for the "may be under the influence" for under 21 is more than 0.01% but less than 0.05%? Wait, no, let's recall: The correct option for the first question is "more than.01% but less than.05%". Wait, no, maybe I got it wrong. Wait, the New Jersey under - 21 BAC limit for DUI is a BAC of 0.01% or higher (zero - tolerance). But among the given options, the option "more than.01% but less than.05%" is the correct one as per the law's classification for "may be under the influence" for under 21. Wait, no, let's check the options again. The options are: more than.10% but less than.15%, more than.05% but less than.10%, more than.01% but less than.05%, all of the above. The correct answer for the first question is "more than.01% but less than.05%".

Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) is affected by multiple factors. The amount of alcohol consumed directly affects BAC (more alcohol means higher BAC). Body weight also matters as a heavier person generally has more blood volume to dilute the alcohol, so for the same amount of alcohol, a heavier person will have a lower BAC. The time taken to drink also affects BAC; drinking over a longer time allows the body more time to metabolize the alcohol, resulting in a lower BAC. So all of the factors (amount drunk, weight, time to drink) affect whether BAC rises above legal limits.

Answer:

more than.01% but less than.05%

Second Question (Factors Affecting BAC)