QUESTION5 The distance between Planet X and a star is 1.2 x 1011 m. At the surface of Planet X, the average intensity of the radiation from the star is 5355 W/m2. If the star radiates isotropically, which of the following is the average power of the star? 5.47 x 1027 w

QUESTION5 The distance between Planet X and a star is 1.2 x 1011 m. At the surface of Planet X, the average intensity of the radiation from the star is 5355 W/m2. If the star radiates isotropically, which of the following is the average power of the star? 5.47 x 1027 w

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