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Two flashlights are directed at a wall from different distances. The flashlights have the same strength of bulbs and of batteries. When the flashlights are turned on, which is e…

Two flashlights are directed at a wall from different distances. The flashlights have the same strength of bulbs and of batteries. When the flashlights are turned on, which is e…
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Two flashlights are directed at a wall from different distances. The flashlights have the same

strength of bulbs and of batteries. When the flashlights are turned on, which is expected to appear
brighter on the wall? How does this analogy relate to stars?

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User Nkchandra
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Answer:

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