Physics, asked by omkarsngh9, 1 year ago

if a black body radiates 10 cal/s at 227 C , it will radiate at 727 C =

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Answered by Aami11
12
10cal=227c
727cal=?
227*727/10=c
c=16502.9
Answered by rinayjainsl
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Answer:

The power radiated by the black body at 727°C is 160 cal/sec

Explanation:

Given that,

A black body radiates a power of 10cal/s at a temperature of 227°C

P_{1}=10 cal/s\\ [tex]T_{1}=500K

We are required to find the power it radiates at a temperature of 727°C

 =  > T_{2}=727+273=1000K

According to Stefan Boltzmann law,the radiative power emitted by a black body is proportional to the fourth power of absolute temperature of the surroundings.Hence,Mathematically it can be written as follows

 = > P∝T^{4}

Therefore applying proportionality for two situations,we get

\frac{P_{1}}{P_{2}}=(\frac{T_{1}}{T_{2}})^{4}

Substituting the known values of power radiated and absolute temperature in the above equation,we get the following

\frac{10}{P_{2}}=(\frac{500}{1000})^{4} \\  =  >P_{2} = 160 \: cal \: s {}^{ - 1}

Therefore,The power radiated by the black body at 727°C is 160 cal/sec

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