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A vertical beam of power intensity P (in Watts/m2 ) passes downward through a particular substance. The rate at which P decreases with respect to the thickness t (in meters) through which the beam has passed is proportional to P(t). The power intensity P at the top of the substance is 3,000 W/m2 . The power intensity P at a depth of 2.00 meters below the surface is 600 W/m2 . What is the power intensity P at a depth of 1.25 meters below the surface
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