A photodiode is in series with a \(10\ \text{k}\Omega\) resistor. A laser beam with wavelength \(532\) nanometer shines on this photodiode such that the entire beam is incident on its active area. The photodiode responsivity is \(0.5\) ampere per watt (A/W) at this wavelength. If a voltage of \(10\) millivolts (mV) is developed across the \(10\ \text{k}\Omega\) resistor, the laser power incident on the photodiode is microwatts (\(\mu W\)). (Round off to one decimal place).
Assume that the dark current of the photodiode is zero.