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A photomultiplier tube (PMT) contains a photoemissive cathode that emits a single electron when struck by a photon. The electron is accelerated through a series of dynodes before being collected at the anode. If each dynode emits, on average, 5.5 electrons for each incident electron, calculate the overall gain of the PMT if it contains 8 dynodes (the cathode, 8 dynodes and the final anode).

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