Radiation

How to find the temperature of the black screen?
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Opt
Opt5mo ago
I'm getting 420.44 With a calculator
Percy
PercyOP5mo ago
The answer is (2)^1/4 x 500 which is approx 600K
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Percy
PercyOP5mo ago
The ans has been obtained from this eqn
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Opt
Opt5mo ago
? I got 500 divided by 2^¼ *1/4 Not multiplied
Percy
PercyOP5mo ago
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Percy
PercyOP5mo ago
ohhh
Opt
Opt5mo ago
500²-T⁴ = T⁴-0⁴ I don't understand why they've taken it twice
Percy
PercyOP5mo ago
In the LHS of this eqn, the first term is heat given by spaceship and the second term is heat given by black screen
Opt
Opt5mo ago
Ok, are they assuming that radiation takes place back to only the space station?
Percy
PercyOP5mo ago
but idk how temperature of black screen is 500K? I think they have assumed spaceship and black screen as surroundings and the black shell as the body and since they are asking for temp in steady state, rate of emission is equal to rate of absorption @SirLancelotDuLac @Gamertug any idea?
Gamertug
Gamertug5mo ago
my everything except mechanics and electric thing is weak , no idea
Percy
PercyOP5mo ago
oh okay np
SirLancelotDuLac
No clue, I'm getting 500/2^0.25.
Opt
Opt5mo ago
Right?
Percy
PercyOP5mo ago
ohh okay
iTeachChem
iTeachChem4mo ago
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