What is the difference between vehicle borne and vector borne transmission?

Physics

2 answers:

antoniya [11.8K]4 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

Vehicle borne transmission is a indirect transmission under which infectious agent is transferred to a person when the agent comes in contact with person's body. For example, malaria, West Nile fever, water borne diseases, etc.

Vector borne transmission take place when a living organism ( vector) such as an arthropod or insect carries disease-causing agent to another living body during it's life cycle. For example, Dengue fever, Plague, etc.

Ugo [173]4 years ago

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Vehicle borne transmission is an indirect transmission of an infectious organism when the host of the organism is in contact with another potential host. Vector borne, on the other hand, happens when there is a transmitter involved causing the spread of the disease. This transmitter is called the vector.

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hodyreva [135]

Answer:

Mass of the box is 3.06 kg

Explanation:

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P.E = m.g.h Equation(1)

as we have to find the mass of the box then the formula for the mass will become

m=P.E/g(h) Equation(2)

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P.E= 120J

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putting values in the equation(2)

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