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Solar luminosity is approximately LS = 3.9 x 1026 J/s and the radius of the sun is 6.7 x 105 km. A)What is the temperature of the sun? (Calculate the temp of the photosphere. Assume the sun behaves as a perfect blackbody so E=1) B)At what wavelength is the max emission from the sun? C)What part of the EM spectrum is the most emission from the sun?

Name: solar luminosity is approximately ls 39 x 1026 js and the radius of the sun is 67 x 105 km awhat is the temperature of the sun calculate the temp of the photosphere assume the sun behaves as 58115
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Description: solar luminosity is approximately ls 39 x 1026 js and the radius of the sun is 67 x 105 km awhat is the temperature of the sun calculate the temp of the photosphere assume the sun behaves as 58115

          Solar luminosity is approximately LS = 3.9 x
1026 J/s and the radius of the sun is 6.7 x
105 km.
A)What is the temperature of the sun? (Calculate the temp of the
photosphere. Assume the sun behaves as a perfect blackbody so
E=1)
B)At what wavelength is the max emission from the sun?
C)What part of the EM spectrum is the most emission from the
sun?

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Solar luminosity is approximately LS = 3.9 x 1026 J/s and the radius of the sun is 6.7 x 105 km. A)What is the temperature of the sun? (Calculate the temp of the photosphere. Assume the sun behaves as a perfect blackbody so E=1) B)At what wavelength is the max emission from the sun? C)What part of the EM spectrum is the most emission from the sun?