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A star has radius R=1.90x10^9 m and surface temperature T=15,200K. How much power does it emit in the range 500 nm < lamda < 510 nm?
The discussion centers around calculating the power emitted by a star within a specific wavelength range, focusing on a star with a defined radius and surface temperature.
The discussion includes attempts to clarify the surface area calculation and its implications for the power emission. Some participants express uncertainty about the formulas and seek further assistance, while others provide links to external resources for guidance.
There are references to external resources that may contain relevant information, and participants express a desire for clarification on specific calculations related to the star's properties.
It is what it is. Can you use the information from the link I posted, or your text, and the surface area of the star to find the answer?agentsmith1011 said:4*pi()*R^2...But I wish it is pi()*R^2