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A radioactive with decay constant `lambda` is being produced in a nuclear ractor at a rate `q_0` per second, where `q_(0)` is a positive constant and `t` is the time. During each decay, `E_(0)` energy is released. The production of radionuclide starts at time`t=0`.
Average power developed in time t due to the decay of the radionuclide is

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