Which line is stonger? orange, green or blue?

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Start date Mar 20, 2011
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The discussion centers on determining which color of light—orange, green, or blue—has a stronger line. Participants seek clarification on what is meant by "strong," as it can refer to intensity, wavelength, or visibility. There is a request to move the post to a more appropriate section for homework help. The conversation highlights the need for precise definitions in discussions about light properties. Understanding the context of "strength" is crucial for accurate comparisons.

Mar 20, 2011

Brown Arrow

hey,

i just wanted to know which line is stronger: orange, green or blue(i mean light which one has a stronger line? )

how would you know it?thanks in advance
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pls delete this post I am going to post in homework help. sorryi posted it the wrong section:

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