Disease Spread



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Gizmo Done
Webquest Evolution
Number of people

Time to infect five people, 5 trials (h)

Mean time (h)

15

34.2

2052 min

25

9.5

570 min

35

5.2

312 min




  1. Interpret: Study the data you collected. What trend do you see in the data, and how would you explain it? The trend I see is the more people that come in contact with each other the faster the disease spreads. The way I would explain it is by showing the amount of people and the disease that is spreading and showing how many people can be affected.

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  1. Experiment: Not all pathogens are equally infectious. Click Reset. Set the Number of people to 20. Under Probability of transmission, select Low for Person to person.

On the SIMULATION tab, click Play. Record the time it takes to infect five people for five trials, and find the mean. Then repeat the experiment with a medium and high probability of transmission. (Note: For the “Medium” setting, move the slider half-way between the Low and High positions.)





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