Suppose you have developed a scale that indicates the brightness of sunlight each category in the table is five times brighter than the category above it for example a day that is dazzling is five times brighter than a day that is radian how many times brighter is a dazzling day then a dim day

Dim=2

Illuminated=3

Radiant=4

Dazzling=5

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Antoine Suarez

14 February, 06:48

Suppose you have developed a scale that indicates the brightness of sunlight each category in the table is five times brighter than the category above it for example a day that is dazzling is five times brighter than a day that is radian how many times brighter is a dazzling day then a dim day

Dim=2

Illuminated=3

Radiant=4

Dazzling=5

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Brett Foley · Answer 1

Use x = 1 as a reference for the dazzling level of Dim.

That is,

Dim = x

Illuminated = 5x

Radiant = 5 (5x) = 25x

Dazzling = 5 (25x) = 125x

Answer: Dazzling is 125 times brighter than Dim.