Consider the following information to answer questions 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20: A community contains 150,000 inhabitants and a subject infected with a highly contagious virus arrives. It is estimated that once a person is infected, they recover in approximately 10 days. However, for every 100 infected, 7 die. The rate of social interaction in this community is, on average, 3 people per inhabitant and the probability of contagion in such interactions is 16%. 15. If a remove part of the population is immune to the virus, what will be the total registered deaths once the epidemic is over? to. 7,527 b. 8,242 c. 9,301 AD 10,121 e. 10,459 16. Taking into account the information in question 15, what will be the total registered infections once the epidemic is over? to. 112,341 b. 114,209 c. 117,748 AD 119,428 e. 121,512 17. Taking into account the information in question 15, what will be the total registered infections if social distancing and the use of masks reduce the probability of contagion by 30%? to. 110,502 b. 110,796 c. 110,948 AD 110,988 e. 111,212 18. If the population does not have immunity to the virus and the diet consumed by the average inhabitant reduces the duration of infection by 60%, what will then be the total number of registered infections once the epidemic is over? to. 115,236 b. 115,358 c. 116,693 AD 118,128 e. 119,852 19. Taking into account the information in question 18, what will be the total number of uninfected people? to. 19,568 b. 21,256 c. 25,423 AD 27,945 e. 31,873 20. Taking into account the information in question 18, and assuming that the progress of the epidemic is recorded for 200 days, from what day does the number of infections per day begin to decrease? to. day 49 b. day 50 c. day 51 d. day 52 and. day 53