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    This document outlines a formula for calculating the percentage of a population that is immune to a disease over time. It includes variables such as the number of initial infections, the contact rate of individuals, and the recovery rate. The formula shows that herd immunity is reached when the percentage of the population that is immune exceeds 1 - (1/R0), where R0 is the basic reproduction number of the disease. As more individuals become immune over time, the spread of the disease declines exponentially until it disappears.

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    This document outlines a formula for calculating the percentage of a population that is immune to a disease over time. It includes variables such as the number of initial infections, the contact rate of individuals, and the recovery rate. The formula shows that herd immunity is reached when the percentage of the population that is immune exceeds 1 - (1/R0), where R0 is the basic reproduction number of the disease. As more individuals become immune over time, the spread of the disease declines exponentially until it disappears.

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    This document outlines a formula for calculating the percentage of a population that is immune to a disease over time. It includes variables such as the number of initial infections, the contact rate of individuals, and the recovery rate. The formula shows that herd immunity is reached when the percentage of the population that is immune exceeds 1 - (1/R0), where R0 is the basic reproduction number of the disease. As more individuals become immune over time, the spread of the disease declines exponentially until it disappears.

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