An object has a surface area 3.5 m) with ( 8.2 um) peak wavelength of emission, treating it as a blackbody, find the net rate at which it will radiate energy to ( 20 C) room? B) An object has a surface area of ( 3.5 m') with ( 8.2 um) peak wavelength of emission, treating it as ablackbody, find the net rate at which it will radiate energy to ( 20 C) room?

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An object has a surface area 3.5 m) with ( 8.2 um) peak wavelength of emission, treating it as a blackbody, find the net rate at which it will radiate energy to ( 20 C) room?

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An object has a surface area 3.5 m) with ( 8.2 um) peak wavelength of emission, treating it as a blackbody, find the net rate at which it will radiate energy to ( 20 C) room?

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blackbody, find the net rate at which it will radiate energy to ( 20 C) room?

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