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    The document shows two graphs plotting illuminance (light intensity) measured in lux against distance measured in meters. The first graph plots illuminance against the square of distance and shows illuminance decreasing linearly as distance squared increases. The second graph plots illuminance against the inverse of distance squared and shows illuminance remaining constant as the inverse of distance squared decreases, following the inverse square law of light.

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    The document shows two graphs plotting illuminance (light intensity) measured in lux against distance measured in meters. The first graph plots illuminance against the square of distance and shows illuminance decreasing linearly as distance squared increases. The second graph plots illuminance against the inverse of distance squared and shows illuminance remaining constant as the inverse of distance squared decreases, following the inverse square law of light.

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    Illuminance Readings Against The Square of Distance (E Vs D 2)

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    The document shows two graphs plotting illuminance (light intensity) measured in lux against distance measured in meters. The first graph plots illuminance against the square of distance and shows illuminance decreasing linearly as distance squared increases. The second graph plots illuminance against the inverse of distance squared and shows illuminance remaining constant as the inverse of distance squared decreases, following the inverse square law of light.

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    Illuminance readings against the square of distance ( E Vs 𝑑^2)

    1600
    1406
    1400
    Illuminance of Light, E (lux)

    1200

    1000

    800

    600

    400 326

    200 139
    70
    0
    0 10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000 70000
    Distance, d ( d^2)

    Illuminance readings against the inverse of distance squared ( E Vs 1/𝑑^2)


    1600
    1406
    1400
    Illuminance of Light, E (lux)

    1200

    1000

    800

    600

    400 326

    200 139
    70
    0
    0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    Distance, d ( 1/d^2)

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