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- dPx/Px = dS/S. Since dS is the sum of the capture areas present in section, dS must be proportional to the number of particles or dS = dn where dn is the number of particles and is the proportionality constant. Substitution into the previous equation and integrating from 0 to n yields - In P/Po = n/S ................
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