Question

This describes any physical phenomenon that varies inversely with the square of the distance from the source

Answer 1

Answer:

Inverse square law

Explanation:

According to inverse square law, a variable y is inversely proportional to the square of another variable x. Therefore, expressed as

$y=\frac {k}{x^{2}}$

Where k is constant of proportionality.

Taking an example when x is diatance then the phenomenon described in the question will perfectly fit the inverse square law.

In conclusion, the phenomenon described fits the inverse square law.