B) Explain your reasoning for the answer above. Be sure to name the type of cell being affected, and how it is affecting the body. *

Graph B

Explanation:

HIV infects CD4+ white blood cells. It then makes copies of itself and destroys the blood cell it infected.  New viral particles are released, and the new virus find more CD4+ cells to infect. Therefore, someone with uncontrolled HIV that has developed into AIDS can have a very low count of white blood cells.

These cells, also called T helper cells, are very important in coordinating and helping the immune system to function. Without them, the body succumbs to infection and disease.

not really sure sorry just trying to get points

i don't think so because different teachers have different materials. tehy teach differently, unless you know for sure your teacher is the exact same as others. i would just contact ur teacher