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Sample Response (A):
Note: It is not done and is only a sample.

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Sample Response (B):
"Between the data used from the United Nations of Geneva and the Healthcare system capacity graph, there are similarities in the areas of ........... There are specific patterns and trends that show......... Overall  data shows that the data provided on social media ...........

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Q: What does the COVID-19 data on Social Media mean? 

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Q: What does the COVID-19 data on Social Media mean? 

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The United Nations Geneva Twitter account posted the below description of the number of cases confirmed over days (time). Read the description, then create a graph using the data.
--> Upload a photo of your graph here. Post by selecting (+) below.

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Q: How does the graph you created compare to the graph: "Without Protective Measures" and "With Protective Measures"? 

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Q: How does the graph you created compare to the graph: "Without Protective Measures" and "With Protective Measures"? 

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The below graph summarizes the number (#) of infectious cases should a community take , or DO NOT take, protective measures against the COVID-19. Examples of protective measures are washing hands and social distancing. The dotted line indicates the amount of cases OUR healthcare system are able to handle before the number of infected persons and fatalities (death) are overwhelming. Explain patterns and trends you observe.

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Are we allowed to discuss mathematical functions we notice in the graphs? For example, if the data shows the number of confirmed cases world wide is linear, non-linear, exponential, or logarithmic?

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The charts on COVID- 19 are about of how many people are infected by it.

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My chart is a little different than the healthcare´s mine has less people infected but something that both of us have in common is that we have infected people on our charts.

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My chart includes a lot more people that are infected because now the population is growing but both charts have similar time lines.