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polet [3.4K]
2 years ago
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A small military base housing 1,000 troops, each of whom is susceptible to a certain virus infection. Assuming that during the c

ourse of the epidemic the rate of change (with respect to time) of the number of infected troopers is jointly proportional to then number of troopers infected and the number of uninfected troopers. If at the initial outbreak, there was one trooper infected and 2 days later there were 5 troopers infected, express the number of infected troopers as a function of time.
Mathematics
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slava [35]2 years ago
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Answer:

I=\frac{1000}{exp^{0,806725*t-0.6906755}+1}

Step-by-step explanation:

The rate of infection is jointly proportional to the number of infected troopers and the number of non-infected ones. It can be expressed as follows:

\frac{dI}{dt}=a*I*(1000-I)

Rearranging and integrating

\frac{dI}{dt}=a*I*(1000-I)\\\\\frac{dI}{I*(1000-I)}=a*dt\\\\\int\frac{dI}{I*(1000-I)}=\int a*dt\\\\-\frac{ln(1000/I-1)}{1000}+C=a*t

At the initial breakout (t=0) there was one trooper infected (I=1)

-\frac{ln(1000/1-1)}{1000}+C=0\\\\-0,006906755+C=0\\\\C=0,006906755

In two days (t=2) there were 5 troopers infected

-\frac{ln(1000/5-1)}{1000}+0,006906755=a*2\\\\-0,005293305+0,006906755=2*a\\a = 0,00161345 / 2 = 0,000806725

Rearranging, we can model the number of infected troops (I) as

-\frac{ln(1000/I-1)}{1000}+0,006906755=0,000806725*t\\\\-\frac{ln(1000/I-1)}{1000}=0,000806725*t-0,006906755\\-ln(1000/I-1)=0,806725*t-0.6906755\\\\\frac{1000}{I}-1=exp^{0,806725*t-0.6906755}  \\\\\frac{1000}{I}=exp^{0,806725*t-0.6906755}+1\\\\I=\frac{1000}{exp^{0,806725*t-0.6906755}+1}

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