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it is found that the intensity of light decreases as it passes through water. The intensity I units at a depth of x metres from the surface is given by I=Ia (10)^-kx, x≥ 0, where Ia units is the intensity at the surface. Based on the recordings taken by a diving team it was found that I=0.2Ia at a depth of 50 metres.
a) Find the value of k
b) Find the percentage of light remaining at 20 metres
c) find the depth at which the intensity would be half of that at the surface.
2006-11-11
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