In what situations can the inverse square be applied?

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anonymous · Answer

I know that it can be applied to:
Emission of radiation (X-rays, gamma rays, microwaves, light)
Force between two charges (Coloumbs law)

What else?

Is gravity another example?

chmvijay · Answer

thats all LOL:)

chmvijay · Answer

yaaa gravity is another example

anonymous · Answer

So they're all right?

chmvijay · Answer

Emission of radiation how do you say for this LOL:)

anonymous · Answer

inverse square law is applied to gravitational fields and electric fields.

anonymous · Answer

ineverse square law can be applied to all the conservative fields present eg gravitational ,electric

chmvijay · Answer

you said only for two what others can you tell :)
these are the two fundamental one the particle should be charged(we call coulmobs law and another the particle without charge( gravitational law)

anonymous · Answer

strong nuclear and weak nuclear fields which also exist in an atom are not conservative so they dont obey inverse square law