
Kenneth S. answered 09/14/16
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This is classic inverse proportionality: I = k/d2
In problems of this type, the first sentence gives the formula, which I wrote above.
The second sentence gives you enough data to enable you to calculate the constant k, because the problem gives you specific data for I and d. Solve for k using those givens.
Lastly, the third sentence gives you some data; using the k value just obtained, you can solve for the other value, in this case illumination I.