Determine the radiation pressure exerted upon the surface

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Light of wavelength 600nm is incedent normally on a surface of area 4 cm^2. the measured light intensity is 24 x 10^-s W/m^2. Determine the radiation pressure exerted upon the surface. In pa.

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