A virus jumps from monkeys to humans. The number of people P(t) who have been infected with the virus t weeks after the jump grows logistically. Suppose that initially 10 people are infected with the virus and that the continuous growth rate is 1.78. It is estimated that in the long run approximately 5000 people will have been infected with the virus. The virus is spreading the fastest approximately: a. 3.5 weeks after the jump.
b. 4.0 weeks after the jump.
c. 4.5 weeks after the jump.
d. 5.0 weeks after the jump.
e. None of the above is correct.