Suppose the temperature of a sphere object is 35 °C and its surroundings are at 20 °C. What is the net energy loss from this object in 30 seconds by radiation (in KJ unit)?. Assume that the emissivity of object e = 0.900, the radius of object = 35 cm and o = 5.67×108 W/m².K“.

Suppose the temperature of a sphere object is 35 °C and its surroundings are at 20 °C. What is the net energy loss from this object in 30 seconds by radiation (in KJ unit)?. Assume that the emissivity of object e = 0.900, the radius of object = 35 cm and o = 5.67×108 W/m².K“.

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