According to the Inverse-Square Law, if the distance to a lightbulb increases by a factor of 5, the bulb’s apparent brightness (flux)

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According to the Inverse-Square Law, if the distance to a lightbulb increases by a factor of 5, the bulb’s apparent brightness (flux)

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According to inverse- square law 

F=L4πr2

Where F = Flux (bulb’s apparent brightness), L is the luminosity, and r is the distance between source and the point where we want to find the flux

So when r is increases by 5 times, then flux will be

F'=L4πr'2F'=L4π5r2F'=125L4πr2F'=125F

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