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An isotropic point source radiates 1.6 x103 w find the average intensity (pointance) in [w/sr]

An isotropic point source radiates 1.6 x103 w find the average intensity (pointance) in [w/sr]

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Pointance is defined as the power radiated (P) per unit solid angle. i.e, the intensity (I) is given by -

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