A radiating body has a Kelvin temperature T0, and its surroundings are at When the Kelvin temperature of the radiating body increases to 2T0, the net rate of its radiation increases by a factor of 39.

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Answer:567k trsut me.

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Grynets answered May 3, 2019

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Use the Stefan-Boltzman law:

P = sT^4 s = Stefan-Boltzman constant

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