The luminous body is
(i) a lighted bulb
(ii) earth
(iii) moon
(iv) table

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The bodies which themselves emit light are called luminous bodies. The bodies that shine because of the light falling on them are called non-luminous bodies. A lighted bulb emits its own light, so it is a luminous body.

Hence, option (i) is the correct answer.

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The luminous body is​ (i) a lighted bulb ​ (ii) earth (iii) moon ​ (iv) table ​

The bodies which themselves emit light are called luminous bodies. The bodies that shine because of the light falling on them are called non-luminous bodies. A lighted bulb emits its own light, so it is a luminous body.​ Hence, option (i) is the correct answer.​

The luminous body is
(i) a lighted bulb
(ii) earth
(iii) moon
(iv) table

The bodies which themselves emit light are called luminous bodies. The bodies that shine because of the light falling on them are called non-luminous bodies. A lighted bulb emits its own light, so it is a luminous body.

Hence, option (i) is the correct answer.