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Can a graph of voltage or current on the y-axis over distance represent the inverse square law?
Inverse Square Law: Voltage/Current Graphs
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otterandseal1 said:Can a graph of voltage or current on the y-axis over distance represent the inverse square law?
not sure, don't think so
But what does that have to do with irradiance ?
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