The intensity of solar radiation just outside the earth's atmosphere is measured to be 1.4 kW/m². If the radius of the sun 7×10⁸m, while the earth-sun distance is 150×10⁶km, then find
i. the intensity of solar radiation at the surface of sun,
ii. the temperature at the surface of the sun assuming it to be a black body,
iii. the most probable wavelength in solar radiation.
Answers
Given :-
▪ The Intensity of solar radiation just outside the earth's atmosphere = 1.4 kW/m
▪ Radius of sun = 7×10m
▪ Distance between sun and earth = 150×10km
To Find :-
→ The intensity of radiation at the surface of sun.
→ Temperature at the surface of sun
→ Wavelength of solar radiation.
Please, see the attachment for better understanding.
Concept :-
☞ First question is completely based on law of energy conservation.
☞ Stefan's law : Energy emitted per second per unit area by a black body at absolute temperature T is given by
☞ Wien's displacement law : The wavelength corresponding to maximum energy emission by a black body at absolute temperature T is given by
Calculation :-
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Answer : 1)
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Answer : 2)
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Answer : 3)
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