Posted by Renee on Tuesday, April 27, 2010 at 8:46pm.
The luminosity of a light bulb is based on intensity. The more intense the photons are, the brighter the light bulb is.
The luminosity of a light bulb is based on intensity. The more intense the photons are, the brighter the light bulb is.
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