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    Justin G. Malimban HW #2 2016-27697 2017.03.22: I I 2 I e I e I e

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    This document appears to contain mathematical equations related to exponential decay, as it includes the exponential function and variables like intensity (I), initial intensity (I0), half value layer (HVL), linear attenuation coefficient (μ), and thickness (x) or time (t). The equations show the relationship between intensity and these other factors, with intensity decreasing exponentially over increasing thickness/time.

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    2016-27697 2017.03.22

    x 0.693 x t
    HVL HVL x Xm
    I =I 0 2 =I 0 e =I 0 e =I 0 e

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