Imagine a flashlight creates a bright spot 10 meters away with an intensity I = 1W/m. If you shine the flashlight over at something 30 meters, away what is the intensity of the light at the more distance spot?

Imagine a flashlight creates a bright spot 10 meters away with an intensity I = 1W/m. If you shine the flashlight over at something 30 meters, away what is the intensity of the light at the more distance spot?

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