A photon is traveling in an absorption sample with μa=0.1cm‐1. A random number is generated to...
A photon is traveling in an absorption sample with μa=0.1cm‐1. A random number is generated to determine the distance this photon travels before it is absorbed. If the random number is 0.2, what is the distance this photon can travel?
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