2. The graph below was taken from https:/ /ohiohospitals.org/covid19data on January 28th, 2021: INPATIENT DAILY COUNT COVID-19 POSITIVE PATIENTS COVID-19 PATIENT DAILY COUNT 6K 4K 2K OK May 2020 Jul 2020 Sep 2020 Nov 2020 Jan 2021 On the graph, highlight and label one segment which (roughly) represents the following scenarios. For brevity, we'll use 'patients' to mean 'inpatient COVID positive patients' and 'the rate of change' to mean "the rate of change of inpatient COVID positive patients with respect to time.' NOTE: There are several correct answers - you just need to highlight one segment for each scenario. (a) The number of patients is decreasing and the rate of change is decreasing. (Label this 'a.') (b) The number of patients is decreasing and the rate of change is increasing. (Label this 'b.') (c) The number of patients is increasing and the rate of change is increasing. (Label this 'c.') (d) The number of patients is increasing and the rate of change is decreasing. (Label this 'd.') (e) The phase 'flatten the curve' along with the graphic below was often shown during the pandemic: What does 'flattening the curve' mean in terms of first and/or second derivatives