**correction: the rate at which the flu spreads is given by dx/dt = 1/2xy
(the equal sign is missing in the photo)
(a).
Total number of students = 297
Number of students with flu at time t = x
Number of students without flu at time t = y
Now , The rate at which flu spreads is given by -
Using the value of y in above equation , we have -
Thus , the differential equation with eliminated y is -
(b) :
Given the rate of spread of flu is given by -
or ,
Using integral sign on both sides , we have -
Integrating above equation , we get
Now , to calculate the integral in right , we assume -
Changing the integrand into partial fraction , we have -
COMPARING THE COEFFICIENTS OF BOTH SIDES , WE HAVE-
Thus , we have -
Therefore ,
And we know that
Therefore ,
Hence , from eq.(1) , we have -
i.e.,
Time (T) is given by -
WHERE , x IS THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS WITH FLU .
Therefore , time required when 100 % students get the flu , i.e., x = 297 , is given by -
**correction: the rate at which the flu spreads is given by dx/dt = 1/2xy (the equal...
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