Here we have given that,
E = 7.2 ×10^3 V/m
Here the formula for conversion into W/m² we have the relation as,
PFD = (V/m)²/377 watts per metre squared (W/m²)
So that here,
W/m² = (7.2×10³)²/377
= (137506.63129973476) Watts/m²
Which is our required answer.
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