Consider the setup described in Part 1, where the surface absorbs 1/3 of the light. If P = 125 W, r = 4.9 m, and A = 1 mm2 , find the average pressure on the surface. Answer in units of N/m2.
Part 1 answer: I = P / (4 π r2)
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Consider the setup described in Part 1, where the surface absorbs 1/3 of the light. If...
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