A tanning booth uses ultraviolet light at a wavelength of 1000. Á. Visible light from the sun averages about5000. A. What is ratio of the energy of the UV to the visible light, E5000A/E100OA?2000.1000.O500.05.00050.00

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A tanning booth uses ultraviolet light at a wavelength of 1000. Á. Visible light from the sun averages about 5000. Å. What is ratio of the energy of the UV to the visible light, E5000A/E1000A? 2000. 1000. 500.0 5.000 50.00

A tanning booth uses ultraviolet light at a wavelength of 1000. Á. Visible light from the sun averages about 5000. Å. What is ratio of the energy of the UV to the visible light, E5000A/E1000A? 2000. 1000. 500.0 5.000 50.00

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5000. A. What is ratio of the energy of the UV to the visible light, E5000A/E100OA?
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1000.
O500.0
5.000
50.00

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