(Pathogenic virulence) The number of new infections produced by an individual infected with a pathogen depends on the mortality rate that the pathogen causes. This pathogen-induced mortality rate is referred to as the pathogen's virulence. Extremely high levels of virulence result in veg: little transmission because the infected individual dies before infecting other individuals. Under certain assumptions, the number of new infections, N , is related to the virulence, v, by the following function: 3v NW) = (1+2v+v1 ) , where v(the virulence) is the mortality rate and vii). . . 8v a. El lieitl nd IIIHN v =hm. p y 1H\"? ( ) Vm(1+2v+v2) b. Interpret your result above within the context of the biological problem stated