Ex. 85: A black body at 1000°C radiates 10 watts per sq: cm of its surface. The solar surface radiates 10 kW per sq. cm. Assuming Sun's surface to be perfectly black, estimate its temperature.
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per sq: cm of its surface. The solar surface
radiates 10 kW per sq. cm. Assuming Sun's
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