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Jobisdone [24]
3 years ago
14

A student wanted to check her idea that a planet that is closer to the Sun receives more of the Sun’s energy than a planet that

is farther away from the Sun. She placed a radiometer 50 cm
away from a clamp light with a 150 –W lightbulb


To check her idea, she also needed to set up another clamp light and radiometer.

Which of the following setups would she use?


A. a clamp light with a 50-W lightbulb placed 25 cm from the radiometer

B. a clamp light with a 50-W lightbulb placed 50 cm from the radiometer

C. a clamp light with a 150-W lightbulb placed 25 cm from the radiometer

D. a clamp light with a 150-W lightbulb placed 50 cm from the radiometer
Physics
2 answers:
goblinko [34]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

C. a clamp light with a 150-W lightbulb placed 25 cm from the radiometer

Explanation:

because the temperature has to be set, meaning it can't change, and it should be a different distance away than the first one.

Hope this helps! Stay safe!

Greeley [361]3 years ago
3 0
C. A clamp light with a 150-w light bulb
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