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Attenuation in decibels = $10\;log_{10}\;\frac{P_t}{P_r}$ where ${P_t}$ is the transmitted power and ${P_r}$ is the received power.

In the given case attenuation in dB = $10\;log\;\frac{100}{90} = 10\;(log(10)-log(9))=0.46 dB \approx 0.5dB$

Source: Computer Networks 3/e by Andrew S. Tanenbaum

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