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Ad libitum [116K]2 years ago

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Answer:

Jonathan’s claim is right.

Explanation:

Jonathan’s claim is right because photons emitted by both sources i.e. sun and the light bulb has the same wavelength which looks practically identical to each other. But some differences in the light spectrum of sun and a light bulb i. e. light bulb has more infrared output than visible and ultraviolet while on the other hand, sun has more visible light than infrared and ultraviolet radiations so we can say that Jonathan's claim is right about the emission of light.

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Explanation:

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