Problem # Given a lamp which luminous flux is 400 lumens, what will be the illuminance [lux] that the observer will receive at the following distances d1=0.282m, d2= 0.5m, d3=1m, d4=2m and d5=3m. Assume isometric distribution of the light

Problem # Given a lamp which luminous flux is 400 lumens, what will be the illuminance [lux] that the observer will receive at the following distances d1=0.282m, d2= 0.5m, d3=1m, d4=2m and d5=3m. Assume isometric distribution of the light

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Given a lamp which luminous flux is 400 lumens, what will be the illuminance [lux] that the observer will
receive at the following distances d1=0.282m, d2= 0.5m, d3=1m, d4=2m and d5=3m. Assume isometric
distribution of the light

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