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Geography, 10.10.2019 00:30, melkumathurin

Question 4 4 points save answer the stefan-boltzmann law lets you relate how much energy something is radiating to its temperature (we did this multiple times in class). what is the temperature of the earth if it is radiating the energyout you just calculated? round your answer to the nearest kelvin.

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