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Answer to Question #282425 in Optics for Anonymous005
How does the Intensity of a Light source vary with Distance? What is a unique experiment to prove this theory other then the flashlight and laser pointer experiment?
The Intensity of a Light source vary with Distance by inverse square law: the intensity is inversely proportional to the distance squared. Such an experiment could be inflating a balloon with certain distances drawn on the surface and measuring them over some increase in the radius of the balloon.
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