Calculate the rate at which radiant energy is flowing in Watts (W) from the above radiator's surface (polished iron) if the surface temperature is lowered to 55\deg C (the area of the radiator is 1.5m2).

Calculate the rate at which radiant energy is flowing in Watts (W) from the above radiator's surface (polished iron) if the surface temperature is lowered to 55\deg C (the area of the radiator is 1.5m2).

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