An spherical object of radius 0.8 m and emissivity
0.5 is at a
temperature of 90
rate of energy transer H = dQ/dt = Ae (sigma) T^4
where A = area = 4pir^2, e= emissitivity = (1 for black bdoy)
sigma = constant = 5.67*10^-8
T = tempoeratrue in kelvin
so H = dq/dt = 4*3.14* 0.8*0.8* 5.67*10^-8 * (363^4 -292^4)
H =2332.889 W W = option2
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power emitted = sigma*A*e*T^4
=5.67*10^-8 * 4*pi*0.8^2*0.5*(90-19)^4
=5.79 W
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