Physics, asked by nikhilajmeriya, 7 months ago

A star with surface temperature 20,000K emits energy at a rate of 2.74x 1021 w. Calculate the peak-intensity wavelength and radius of the star.​

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Answered by chandhukavin
5

Answer:

cording to Wien's displacement law,  

λ  

max

​  

T=b

∴T=  

λ  

max

​  

 

b

​  

=  

289.8nm

2898μmK

​  

 

289.8×10  

−9

m

2898×10  

−6

mK

​  

=10  

4

K

According to Stefan Boltzmann law,

Radiation intensity, R=σT  

4

 

  R=(5.67×10  

−8

Wm  

−2

K  

−4

)(10  

4

K)  

4

 

 =5.67×10  

8

Wm  

−2

 

Explanation:

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