Question

1. Make at least one additional assumption about how the zombie virus spreads, and add thisto the basic model.

Examples might be(a) Maybe, once bitten, a human doesn’t become infectious for a short period. Called thelatent period.

(b) Maybe humans don’t always turn into zombies when they die, only with a certainprobability.

(c) Zombies might have a natural death rate, unrelated to having their heads blown apartby humans.

(d) Maybe zombies could fall in love with humans and reproduce to have zombie/humanoffspring. OK, this one is less likely, but hey, you can always model it. Would theoffspring be humans? Or zombies? Zumans? Hombies? Experts remain uncertain.

(e) Maybe humans discover a cure for zombieism, and begin to turn zombies back intohumans.

(f) Maybe humans that survive a zombie bite become immune to zombieism.Note: you don’t have to do ALL these changes! Pick your favourite ones and model those.Or make up your own assumption, and model that.

Answer 1

1.zombie virus infects a human,and reach in a internal organ where it gets food to grow and reproduction.zombie virus wants to connected to a set of cells and feed itself for a long so it doesn't go to moving body parts like blood.it needs oxygen and somehow cold place so it mostly infected the lungs.

2.from lungs it starts growing itself by feeding in a appropriate environment.after attaining a particular growth,it starts reproducing it by cell division.

3 each cell follow the similar pattern,feeding itself and growing.

4 it doesn't show the symptoms of disease till it get a threesold value in terms of number.after getting a threesold value it starts to block the breathing system,weakness in lungs and flu.

5 but from beginning,when it doesn't show any kind of disease like signs or not detectable normally it can come out from body through,nose and mouth.and enter other persons body.