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Inverse square law
Formula stating that if you double the distance from the light source, the light level goes down by a factor of 4, if you triple the distance, it goes down by a factor of 9, and so on.
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- Industry/Domain: Lights & lighting
- Category: Lighting products
- Company: GE
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