Physics · Optics and Lighting
What does the notation '6500 K' usually printed on a standard fluorescent tubelight indicate?
- 1The maximum temperature it can withstand
- 2The electrical resistance of the tube
- 3The color temperature of the emitted light✓
- 4The total luminous flux output
Correct answer
The color temperature of the emitted light
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