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The intensity of light from a light source varies inversely as the square of the distance from the light source. Write an equation for the variation. Use k as the constant, i for the intensity of the light, and d for the distance.
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ok so wt problem r u facing?
i mean which part...
rmbr in previous question how did i derived the relationship btw y and x.... do the same here except here it is square of distance.. :)
i=kd^2?
i=k/d^2?
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yes
So which one?
the second one
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