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2017 revision

Submitted by iwaldron on Tue, 07/18/2017 - 5:11am.

This is essentially a new activity with a more sophisticated simulation of the spread of infectious disease, improved questions to foster student understanding of the underlying processes that result in exponential or logistic growth, and expanded analysis of patterns of population growth.

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