what is the total power P radiated by the sun given the inensity of sunlight at the earth if I, the earth sun distance is R and the radius of the earth is r. Do not include any other values besides those listed

what is the total power P radiated by the sun given the inensity of sunlight at the earth if I, the earth sun distance is R and the radius of the earth is r. Do not include any other values besides those listed

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