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The concentration of arsenic in the well is 0.2mg/L
James drink 1 L of water every day from that well for 40 years
That means James drinking 0.2mg(200 mcg) of arsenic daily.
James weight is 80kg
So, 
/day
That means James arsenic intake is 2.5 mcg/kg/day
2.5 mcg = 0.0025mg
Answer - 0.0025mg/kg-day
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