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Stefan’s law states that the total energy Etemitted by a blackbody per unit time and per unit area is given by role="math" localid="1646212237003" Et=αT4, where a has a value of 5.69×10-8Wm-2K-4. Calculate the total energy output inW/m2 for each of the blackbodies described in Problem 7.3.

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When T=4500K,Et=2.33×107W/m2

When T=2500K,Et=2.22×106W/m2

WhenT=1250K,Et=1.39×105W/m2

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Step 1. Given ValuesWe have to find the total energy.T=4500Kα=5.69×10-8Wm-2K-4

We have to find the total energy.

By using the given formula

Et=αT4Et=5.69×10-8×45004Et=2.33×107W/m2

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Step 2. CalculationWe have to find the total energy.T=2500Kα=5.69×10-8Wm-2K-4

By using the given formula

Et=αT4Et=5.69×10-8×25004Et=2.22×106W/m2
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Step 3. Find total energgyWe have to find the total energy.T=1250Kα=5.69×10-8Wm-2K-4

By using the given formula

Et=αT4Et=5.69×10-8×12504Et=1.39×105W/m2

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