Three cubes are made from the same material. As the drawing indicates, they have different sizes and temperatures. Rank the cubes according to the radiant energy they emit per second, largest first.
Stefan boltzmann constant =
Emissivity of the material = e
Length of cube A = L0
Length of cube B = 2L0
Length of cube C = 3L0
Temperature of cube A = 4T0
Temperature of cube B = 3T0
Temperature of cube C = 2T0
Surface area of cube A = Aa
Aa = 6L02
Surface area of cube B = Ab
Ab = 6(2L0)2
Ab = 24L02
Surface area of cube C = Ac
Ac = 6(3L0)2
Ac = 54L02
Energy radiated by cube A per second = Ea
Energy radiated by cube B per second = Eb
Energy radiated by cube C per second = Ec
Ea = eAa(4T0)4
Ea = e(6L02)(4T0)4
Ea = 1536eL02T04
Eb = eAb(3T0)4
Eb = e(24L02)(3T0)4
Eb = 1944eL02T04
Ec = eAc(2T0)4
Ec = e(54L02)(2T0)2
Ec = 864eL02T04
Eb > Ea > Ec
Ranking the cubes according to the radiant energy they emit per second (largest first),
1) B
2) A
3) C
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