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Calculating Average Pollutant Concentration

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The pollutant concentration as a function of distance from an industrial center is given by P(r)=200∗e−0.05∗rP(r)= 200*e^{-0.05*r} (in μg/m³). Estimate the average concentration within a circle of radius 10 km.

A

Approximately 160160 μg/m³, stemming from an approximate error in the area calculation.

B

Approximately 200200 μg/m³, if the maximum value is incorrectly assumed to be uniform.

C

Approximately 100100 μg/m³, reflecting an undervaluation of the integrated concentration.

D

Approximately 144.4144.4 μg/m³.

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