The total net flux of a pulsating radiation source is modeled as the sum to infinity of a geometric series, PPP. This sum is measured to be 7.5 units.
A phase-inverted secondary source is monitored where each discrete flux pulse, jnj_njn, is related to the corresponding pulse in the first source, ini_nin, by the linear relationship jn=−2.4inj_n = -2.4 i_njn=−2.4in for all n≥1n \ge 1n≥1.
Determine the total net flux of the secondary radiation source.
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