course Phy 232
Problems 103,106,and 109 are answered on the previous section of problems I turned in. 111)
H=KA(Th-Tc/L)=A(Th-Tc)/R
H=0.8((0.15)(80-Tc)/0.15)
-0.12=12-0.15Tc
-12.12=-0.15Tc
Tc= 80.8
H=0.8(7.0(80-Tc)/0.15)
-0.12=560-7.0Tc
-560.12=-7.0Tc
Tc=80
Ratio being 1
114)
(A): Temp. gradient at cooler end is 140 degrees C. How mamy J of heat will flow across this end per second?
H=KA(Th-Tc/L)
=(380)(0.025)(0-140/120)
= 9.5(1.2)
= 11.4J
(B): H=KA(Th-Tc/L)
= 380(0.025)(100-0/120)
= 9.5(0.8)
= 7.6J
115)
(0.70)(600)=420J/s
330,000Jx12=3,960,000J which would equal 9,428.6 seconds
116)
(A): What is the rate of radiation of energy/unit area from suns surface?
=(4.28055x10^26/4pi(6.96x10^8)^2)
= 4.28055x10^26/4pi(4.84416x10^17)
= 4.28055x10^26/12.57(4.84416x10^17)
= 4.28055x10^26/6.089x10^18
= 7.03x10^7
(B): H=dQ/dt
= 4.28055x10^26
H=AeoT^4= 4pi(6.96x10^8)^2(1)(5.670400(4)x10^-8)T^4
=12(4.84416x10^17)(2.26816x10^-6)T^4
=5.812992x10^18(2.26816x10^-6)
=(1.318x10^13)^4
=3.02x10^52"
your arithmetic isn't right on that last one; your exponents got out of control; surface temp comes out on the order of 10^4 K
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