BioGraph The effect of density on infection rate. (Red and Yellow Spheres)

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BioGraph The effect of density on infection rate. (Red and Yellow Spheres)

Question: Does a disease spread more quickly through a city, suburb, or rural countryside?

A model of red and yellow spheres moving around. When a yellow sphere bumps a red one, it turns red itself.

Yellow= Healthy Individuals
Red= Sick Individuals

You can change the density of healthy individuals using the slider.

Owner: eborden
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Created: July 29, 2020, 3:30 p.m.
Version: 0 (Current Version) View Project History
Remixed from:BioGraph Base Model (Red and Yellow Spheres)
Privacy: Public - any user can view this project

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1. Use the left, right, up, and down arrow keys on the left to orient your model so that it is right-side-up and facing to the right.

2. Use the + and - keys to resize your model to what you want it to be at size one. The lattice cube of size 1 is there for reference. Note: Any part of your model sticking out of the cube will not be detected in collisions.

3. Use the up and down arrow keys on the right to adjust the position of your model at ground level, with the bottom of the lattice cube being the ground.

4. Use the "Flip Lighting" button to make sure that your model appears lit up before submitting.

BioGraph The effect of density on infection rate. (Red and Yellow Spheres)

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