<prompt> Molao-motheo oa inverse square law ke ofe?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is the principle of inverse square law? . Response in English: The inverse square law is a principle in physics that states that the intensity of a given force or phenomenon such as gravity or electromagnetic radiation is inversely proportional to the square of the distance from the source. This means that the strength of the force decreases rapidly as the distance increases. For example, if the distance between two objects is doubled, the force between them will be reduced to a quarter of its previous value. This principle is used to explain the behavior of various natural phenomena, including the way light and sound waves spread out in space, and the way gravity decreases with distance. . Response in Sesotho: The inverse square law ke molao-motheo oa fisiks o bolelang hore matla a matla a fanoeng kapa ketsahalo joalo ka matla a khoheli kapa mahlaseli a motlakase a lekana ka tsela e fapaneng le sekwere sa sebaka ho tloha mohloling. Sena se bolela hore matla a matla a fokotseha ka potlako ha sebaka se ntse se eketseha. Ka mohlala, haeba sebaka se pakeng tsa lintho tse peli se imenne habeli, matla a pakeng tsa tsona a tla fokotsoa ho ea ho kotara ea boleng ba eona ba pele. Molao-motheo ona o sebelisetsoa ho hlalosa boitšoaro ba lintho tse fapa-fapaneng tsa tlhaho, ho akarelletsa tsela eo maqhubu a khanya le a molumo a hasanang ka eona sebakeng, le tsela eo matla a khoheli a fokotsehang ka eona ha motho a le hōle. 