The average temperature on the earth is about 16°C = 289K. Suppose the sun became 6% hotter than it is now. What would you expect the average temperature of the earth to be in Celsius? Hint: work in the absolute scale and then change to Celsius Question 2 options: 1°C 33 °C 42 °C 17°C

The average temperature on the earth is about 16°C = 289K. Suppose the sun became 6% hotter than it is now. What would you expect the average temperature of the earth to be in Celsius? Hint: work in the absolute scale and then change to Celsius Question 2 options: 1°C 33 °C 42 °C 17°C

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The average temperature on the earth is about 16°C = 289K.

Suppose the sun became 6% hotter than it is now. What would you expect the average temperature of the earth to be in Celsius?

Hint: work in the absolute scale and then change to Celsius

Question 2 options:

	1°C
	33 °C
	42 °C
	17°C

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