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Following an intentional biological attack, many different disciplines and agencies would become involved in the investigation. In a case in which a local water supply has been determined to have been intentionally contaminated with a disease agent, what disciplines/agencies (public health and otherwise) do you think would be involved in the investigation, and what might their roles be? Why would epidemiology be important?

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Steptim Author

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10 years ago

Make your example of a parabola in real life (Bouncing ball) the subject of your post and then tell us about your parabolic find in at least 100 words (in your own words, not copied and pasted).

Do not just make this up off the top of your head. The St Louis Arch, for example, is NOT a parabola - it is an inverted catenary. Please cite a source confirming that your example is, indeed, parabolic and not some other more exotic curve.

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duddy

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10 years ago

Hasn't this question been asked already in another category? Why are you doubling up on your threads?

Additionally, "Help!!!" doesn't help the community whose browsing through the questions.

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Steptim Author

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10 years ago

No I am not doubling up on my threads I asked the questions and that may be true but whatever gets me the assistance I need with assignments is the purpose for Help!!

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duddy

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Quote from: Steptim (10 years ago)

No I am not doubling up on my threads I asked the questions and that may be true but whatever gets me the assistance I need with assignments is the purpose for Help!!

Just thought I had seen the question earlier.

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