Formulate a hypothesis to describe what this constant of proportionality, call it C, must depend on.
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Like in the models used in gravitation and electricity and magnetism above, we know that there must be some constant of proportionality between counting rate, r, and the separation distance from the source, d, i.e. r(t) = C ∗ (1 /d^2).
Formulate a hypothesis to describe what this constant of proportionality, call it C, must depend on.
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