A bimodal curve on a histogram (or epidemiological curve) tells the reader all of the following except. Group of answer choices 1. that the disease is dying out 2. that the disease may be spread from person to person3. that the disease source has not been eliminated 4. that the disease source may be intermittent

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14 March, 09:12

A bimodal curve on a histogram (or epidemiological curve) tells the reader all of the following except. Group of answer choices 1. that the disease is dying out 2. that the disease may be spread from person to person3. that the disease source has not been eliminated 4. that the disease source may be intermittent

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Mara Schultz · Answer 1

1. that the disease is dying out

Explanation:

Generally, it can be deduced that there is the possibility of the spreading of disease from one person to another person. In addition, the source of the disease might not have been eradicated and it can also be intermittent in nature. Based on the bimodal curve, it can be inferred that option 1. is the correct answer.