A spherical source of light with a diameter Deource = 3.55 cm radiates light equally in all directions, with power P = 4.10 W.(a) Find the light intensity (in kW/m2) at the surface of the light source.|kW/m²(b) Find the light intensity (in mW/m2) r = 7.10 m away from the center of the light source.mW/m2(c) At this 7.10 m distance, a lens is set up with its axis pointing toward the light source. The lens has a circular face with adiameter of Dlens= 16.0 cm and has a focal length of f = 34.0 cm. Find the diameter (in cm) of the light source's image.cm(d) Find the light intensity (in W/m2) at the image.|W/m2

Given, Diameter of Source,DS=3.55cm=3.55×10-2mRadius of Source,RS=1.775cm=1.775×10-2mPower,P=4.10W…

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