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This answer provided by this solution is two fold. First, the solution provides the learner with an understanding of the factor that may be attributable or included in a model for the spread of an epidemic. Further this solution provides the learner with an understanding of a manufacturers accountability for the products that produce.

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This solution provides the learner with an understanding of the factors that may be attributable or included in a model for the spread of an epidemic.

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In modeling an epidemic there are a number of factors that would need to be taken into consideration. First would be the method by which the particular virus can be spread. For instance, can the virus be spread only through physical contact, or is the virus airborne and move and spread very rapidly. Other factors that would be taken into consideration, is the ability to contain the virus, the environment in ...

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