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If the radius of a star is R and it acts as a black body, what would be the temperature of the star, in which the rate of energy production is Q ?

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Answered by mehtag1
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Hey mate

Here's the answer

( A ) (Q4πR2σ)14

Hope this helps you

Answered by agis
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The temperature of the star is given as (\frac{Q}{\sigma 4\pi R^2} )^\frac{1}{4}.

Explanation:

To get the temperature of the star use Stefan's law,

Q=\sigma AT^4

Here, \sigma is Stefan constant, A is the radiating area of the star , T is the temperature of the star.

Above equation can also write,

T=(\frac{Q}{\sigma A} )^\frac{1}{4}

As given radius of the star is R, so

T=(\frac{Q}{\sigma 4\pi R^2} )^\frac{1}{4}

Thus, the temperature of the star would be (\frac{Q}{\sigma 4\pi R^2} )^\frac{1}{4}.

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