Terrance Fuentes

Chemistry

25 July, 09:46

5. Suppose the efficiency of illumination is defined as the

intensity of light absorbed by the plants divided by the

intensity of light provided to the plants. Based on the

data, would one be justified in concluding that the effi-

ciency of illumination was higher in Section 1 than in

the other sections?

A. Yes, because the illumination provided to the

plants was highest in Section 1.

B. Yes, because the amount of light not absorbed by

the plants was highest in Section 1.

C. No, because the amount of light absorbed by the

plants was lowest in Section 1.

D. No, because the information provided is insuffi-

cient to determine efficiency of illumination.