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At the beginning of an epidemic week 50 people are sick If the number of sick people triples every other day how many people will be sick at the end of 2 weeks?
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2100 people will be sick.
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at the beginning of an epidemic 50 people are sick if number of sick people triples every other day how many people will be sick at the end of 2 weeks?
300
What is the scientific name of epidemic?
You put this in taxonomy, so i guess you were asking for a binomial nomenclature? Epidemics are natural disasters, not animals...so the scientific name for epidemic is therefore: an epidemic.
How is an epidemic different from an pandemic?
“Epidemic” refers to a sudden increase in the number of cases of a disease above what is normally expected. Similarly, a pandemic is basically an epidemic over a larger area—the CDC defines it as having spread “over several countries or continents, usually affecting a large number of people.”
What is rule number 1 in zombieland?
cardio. when the epidemic hit, the first people to go were the fat people who could not out run the zombies.
What is a flu epidemic?
A flu epidemic is when a lot of people get the flu in a large area.
What killed twice as many people as had died in World War 1?
The flu epidemic.
What epidemic attacked the people of Europe in 1347?
The epidemic that attacked the people of Europe was the Black Plague or the Black death.
Are yo in favor of animal killings when an epidemic occurs?
There are many people in favor of animal killings when an epidemic occurs. These people do not understand that animals can just be separated.
What is the difference between epidemic and pandemic?
An epidemic is when new cases of a given disease spread throughout a given population at a rate that is greater than would normally be expected. The disease in question doesn't have to be contagious to fit the definition of epidemic. As far as a pandemic goes, you might say it is an epidemic on steroids. By that I mean, that when an epidemic spreads over a large area--over a continent, several continents, or even global--it becomes a pandemic. If the number of people who are becoming sick with the epidemic disease is stable (meaning the disease is spreading over a great distance, but the number of people who are sick at any given time is remaining relatively the same), then it is not a pandemic. Finally, for a disease to meet pandemic criteria, it must be infectious.
Epidemic when did it happened in Samoa?
when did epidemic influenza start in samoa how did it happen in samoa? why did it affected the people of samoa? the reference in samoa?
When many people contract a disease it said to be an?
an epidemic
What was the population of Philadelphia 1793?
45,000 people were in Philadelphia before the yellow fever epidemic. 5,000 people died, so after the epidemic was over there was 40,000. Sad, isn't it?
