For fixed photon energy and homogeneous tissue, attenuation is I=I0e^(−μx) with constant μ. Every factor-of-two reduction requires the same distance ln2/μ, independent of depth or initial intensity. Hence C only; beam-hardening differences of polychromatic beams do not apply.
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