You want to have an illuminance of 300 lux on Player #1 (under the SPOTLIGHT#1). What is the Luminous Flux (lumen) the lamp need to releases assuming homogeneous distribution of the light in the illuminated circle? Question #1Given the following scene on the stagePlayer #1Diameter 2metersPlayer #3ORANDiameter 1meterPlayer #2High 2mWidth 1mAll spotlights are place at 15 meters from the stage. You want to produce a circle of light of 2metersdiameter with the SPOTLIGHT#1 on the Player #1, a rectangle of light of 2m by 1m with the SPOTLIGHT#2 on the Player #2 and a circle of light of 1meter diameter with the SPOTLIGHT#3 on the Player #3

The illuminance on player-1 is given as, I=300 lux. The diameter of the illuminance on player-1 is…

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