Question

$\large\mathbb\red{A*speed*of*light*released*by *a*normal*bulb*is*}$
1-Equal to the speed of sunlight
2-lesser than the speed of sunlight

$\bold{Give*Reason}$
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Answer 1

Answer:

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Light speed depends on The medium it is here the Speed is lesser than the speed of sunlight because In vaccum the speed is highest for light

Answer 2

Explanation:

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The Sun emits a wider range of wavelengths than a bulb, but the principle is the same. We can detect (and sometimes photograph) the output of the Sun at all manner of wavelengths ultraviolet, visible, radio, X-ray etc and all of these photons have to pass through a shed-load of vacuum to get to us.

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