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Combining alcohol with drugs or fatigue:

โœ“ ANSWER

Multiplies the impairment beyond either one alone

Alcohol combined with drugs or tiredness produces far greater impairment than any single factor.

All the options

  1. โœ“Multiplies the impairment beyond either one alone
  2. โœ—Cancels out the effects
  3. โœ—Is safe if each amount is small
  4. โœ—Affects only reaction time, not judgment

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