How many times greater is the flux from a star that is 8.50 times hotter than our sun? times greater 2nd attempt see hint how many times greater is the flux from a star that is 8.50 times hotter than our sun? 2.92 times greater 1st attempt feedback how many times greater is the flux from a star that is 8.50 times hotter than our sun? 8.50 times greater

flux star is 5220 times the flux of sun

Explanation:

we know that Stefan–Boltzmann law that total energy radiated per unit surface area of a black body across all wavelengths per unit time ( j) directly proportional to the fourth power of the black body thermodynamic temperature ( T)

so j is sflux and is constant

here we assume e stars to be black body

so

=

Flux star = 5220 Flux sun

so flux star is 5220 times the flux of sun

not completely sure but i think it’s many moons, smaller in size and a ring system.