The speed of certain light waves in the outer space can be
I
measured by the equation L(I) =...
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The speed of certain light waves in the outer space can be
I
measured by the equation L(I) = 1000 log , where L(I)
Io
is measured in km/s, Io is the intensity of a barely detectable
light radiation, and I is the actual radiation we get from the
light waves.
If the light's radiation is doubled, by how many km/s does the
speed increase? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth.
decibels
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