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    Function: 'Time' 'Population S'

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    This document defines a Runge-Kutta method to model the change in susceptible (S), infected (I), and recovered (R) populations over time. It initializes the parameter values and population levels. It then loops through time steps, calculating the rates of change (k1-k4) at each step using the Runge-Kutta method to update the population levels (S, I, R) for the next time step. Finally, it generates 3 figures plotting the S, I, and R population levels over time.

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    This document defines a Runge-Kutta method to model the change in susceptible (S), infected (I), and recovered (R) populations over time. It initializes the parameter values and population levels. It then loops through time steps, calculating the rates of change (k1-k4) at each step using the Runge-Kutta method to update the population levels (S, I, R) for the next time step. Finally, it generates 3 figures plotting the S, I, and R population levels over time.

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    This document defines a Runge-Kutta method to model the change in susceptible (S), infected (I), and recovered (R) populations over time. It initializes the parameter values and population levels. It then loops through time steps, calculating the rates of change (k1-k4) at each step using the Runge-Kutta method to update the population levels (S, I, R) for the next time step. Finally, it generates 3 figures plotting the S, I, and R population levels over time.

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    Function: 'Time' 'Population S'

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    This document defines a Runge-Kutta method to model the change in susceptible (S), infected (I), and recovered (R) populations over time. It initializes the parameter values and population levels. It then loops through time steps, calculating the rates of change (k1-k4) at each step using the Runge-Kutta method to update the population levels (S, I, R) for the next time step. Finally, it generates 3 figures plotting the S, I, and R population levels over time.

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    function RungeKuttaMethod

    b = 0.0097;
    a = b/700000;
    c = 0.00032;
    d = 0.0009+0.0001+c;
    z = 0.0009;

    fS = @(t,S,I) 500 - a*S*I - z*S;


    fI = @(t,S,I) a*S*I - d*I;
    fR = @(t,I,R) c*I - z*R;

    t(1) = 0;
    S(1) = 400000;
    I(1) = 50000;
    R(1) = 250000;

    h=1;
    tfinal=5000;
    N=ceil(tfinal/h);

    for i=1:N
    t(i+1)=t(i)+h;
    k1S=fS(t(i),S(i),I(i));
    k1I=fI(t(i),S(i),I(i));
    k1R=fR(t(i),I(i),R(i));
    k2S=fS(t(i)+h/2, S(i)+h/2*k1S, I(i)+h/2*k1I);
    k2I=fI(t(i)+h/2, S(i)+h/2*k1S, I(i)+h/2*k1I);
    k2R=fR(t(i)+h/2, I(i)+h/2*k1I, R(i)+h/2*k1R);
    k3S=fS(t(i)+h/2, S(i)+h/2*k2S, I(i)+h/2*k2I);
    k3I=fI(t(i)+h/2, S(i)+h/2*k2S, I(i)+h/2*k2I);
    k3R=fR(t(i)+h/2, I(i)+h/2*k2I, R(i)+h/2*k2R);
    k4S=fS(t(i)+h, S(i)+h*k3S, I(i)+h*k3I);
    k4I=fI(t(i)+h, S(i)+h*k3S, I(i)+h*k3I);
    k4R=fR(t(i)+h, I(i)+h*k3I, R(i)+h*k3R);
    S(i+1)=S(i)+h/6*(k1S+2*k2S+2*k3S+k4S);
    I(i+1)=I(i)+h/6*(k1I+2*k2I+2*k3I+k4I);
    R(i+1)=R(i)+h/6*(k1R+2*k2R+2*k3R+k4R);

    end

    figure(1);
    plot(t,S)
    xlabel('Time');
    ylabel('Population S');

    figure(2);
    plot(t,I)
    xlabel('Time');
    ylabel('Population I');

    figure(3);
    plot(t,R)
    xlabel('Time');
    ylabel('Population R');

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