Pls answer q3(as I am still not sure whether or not I did q2 correctly) 2. Write an expression for the energy balance of the atmospheric layer in terms of Ts, TA, andthe other given parameters. Keep your expression algebraic.E = oTs* and E = oTA*P=ɛ0A(Ts* – Tso*) and P= ɛ0A(TA* – TAo*)3. Combine your answers from questions 1 and 2 to eliminate TĄ and obtain an expressionthat solves for T3. Keep your expression algebraic, and simplify your expression as muchas possible. where pw is the density of water and L, = 2.5 x 106 J kg-1 is the latent heat of vaporization forwater vapour. Here, E is assumed to be in units ofms-1. The solar constant is S, = 1362 W m-2,the Stefan-Boltzmann constant is o = 5.67 x 10-8 W m-2 K-4, and the planetary albedo is takento be a = 0.29. For all questions below, assume that the Earth system is in a steady-state, whichimplies that the Earth system is in thermal equilibrium.*(1– ap)Atmospheric layerFLHoTEarth's surface1. Write an expression for the energy balance of the surface in terms of Ts, TA and the othergiven parameters. Keep your expression algebraic, using the notation given above.E= (1 – a)+ ɛoTA-FHL-OTs*%3D1362W m-2E =)(1 – 0.29)+ (0.9 )(5.67 × 10-8 W m-² K¯4)T^*- (55 W m-2)(5.67 x 10-8 W m-² K-4)Ts*E = (241.755) W m-2 + (5.1 x 10-8)TA- (3. 118 × 10-6)Tsʻ

Given : Equation 1 Equation 2 To find : Combine equation 1 and 2 to eliminate TA

2. Write an expression for the energy balance of the atmospheric layer in terms ofTs, Ta, and the other given parameters. Keep your expression algebraic. E = oTs* and E = oTA* P= ɛ0A(Ts* – Tso*) and P= ɛ0A(TA* – TA0*) 3. Combine your answers from questions 1 and 2 to eliminate TA and obtain an expression that solves for Ts. Keep your expression algebraic, and simplify your expression as much as possible.

2. Write an expression for the energy balance of the atmospheric layer in terms ofTs, Ta, and the other given parameters. Keep your expression algebraic. E = oTs* and E = oTA* P= ɛ0A(Ts* – Tso) and P= ɛ0A(TA – TA0*) 3. Combine your answers from questions 1 and 2 to eliminate TA and obtain an expression that solves for Ts. Keep your expression algebraic, and simplify your expression as much as possible.

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