Q1/ Find the total energy and the greatest wavelength of the energy emitted from the surface of the sun if you know that the amount of illumination emitted from the surface of the sun will increase by 106 * 6 times when its surface temperature increases by 100 k (o = 5.67x 10-8 w/m°K*)

Q1/ Find the total energy and the greatest wavelength of the energy emitted from the surface of the sun if you know that the amount of illumination emitted from the surface of the sun will increase by 106 * 6 times when its surface temperature increases by 100 k (o = 5.67x 10-8 w/m°K*)

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surface of the sun if you know that the amount of illumination emitted from the surface of
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