If a person is struck by the lightning bolt (A typical bolt of lightning carries billions of joules (1 GJ = 10 9 J) of energy but discharges it over a very short period of time, that person will likely absorb only a small fraction of the energy it carries. A particular lightning bolt discharges 1 GJ of energy in 31microseconds (1 s = 10-6 s), watts (W) of power it delivers is 3x10^13) What is the largest percentage of that energy that person can absorb and still reasonably expect not to sustain a serious injury? Explain your reasoning in about 30 words and WRITE CALCULATION. You can use sources such as websites or books in order to write your reasoning.