At the surface temperature of the sun T = 5800 k, diameter R = 7 * 10^8 m, and at the average distance between the Earth d= 1.47 * 10^8 km, the amount of solar radiation intensity at this distance is equal to: O 118.7 kw O 116.7 kw O 117.7 kw O 119.7 kw Note: Please answer within 60 minutes

At the surface temperature of the sun T = 5800 k, diameter R = 7 * 10^8 m, and at the average distance between the Earth d= 1.47 * 10^8 km, the amount of solar radiation intensity at this distance is equal to: O 118.7 kw O 116.7 kw O 117.7 kw O 119.7 kw Note: Please answer within 60 minutes

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At the surface temperature
of the sun T = 5800 k,
diameter R = 7 * 10^8 m,
and at the average distance
between the Earth d = 1.47 *
10^8 km, the amount of solar
radiation intensity at this
distance is equal to:
O 118.7 kw
O 116.7 kw
O 117.7 kw
O 119.7 kw
Note: Please answer within 60
minutes

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