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In a darkened lab, a student shines a monochromatic green LED onto a small photodiode. They increase the LED’s intensity using its driver, while keeping the colour exactly the same. Ignoring heating, which statement must be true at the photodiode?
A comet follows a highly elliptical orbit around the Sun. As it travels from its farthest point (aphelion) towards its closest approach (perihelion), which statement must be true?
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