Mathematics, 03.07.2020 14:01 sade20
The current population of the United States is approximately 331 million people. The approximate percentage death rate due to Coronavirus in the United States is 4.3. There have been suggestions that the United States should ease social distancing restrictions and allow the virus to run its course in order to reach herd immunity quickly.
1. If the virus were to continue to spread unabated at a percentage of 4.3, how long would it take for 58 percent of the United States population to become infected?
2. How many deaths due to Coronavirus would the United States incur?
3. Based on the data, would you recommend this strategy?
Support reasoning mathematically.
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