During a Flu Epidemic, the Number of Children in the Woodbridge

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Multiple Choice

During a flu epidemic, the number of children in the Woodbridge Community School System who contracted influenza after t days was given by . How many children were stricken by the flu after the first day? How many children had the flu after 10 days? How many children eventually contracted the disease?

• A) 13 children were stricken by the flu after the first day; 1,264 children had the flu after 10 days; 883 children eventually contracted the disease
• B) 10 children were stricken by the flu after the first day; 1,264 children had the flu after 10 days; 1,200 children eventually contracted the disease
• C) 13 children were stricken by the flu after the first day; 1,125 children had the flu after 10 days; 1,200 children eventually contracted the disease
• D) 15 children were stricken by the flu after the first day; 1,125 children had the flu after 10 days; 1,354 children eventually contracted the disease

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