The luminosity of the white dwarf Sirius B is 0.056 Lsun. If the luminosity of the sun is Lsun = 3.83 x 1026 Watts, then what is the luminosity of Sirius B in units of Watts? Give your result to 1 significant figure. Note: Write answers in scientific notation using the "e" notation. For example, an answer which is 8 x 1015 would be written as 8e15.
given
The luminosity of the white dwarf Sirius B is
L_ sirus B = 0.056 Lsun.
substitute 3.83* 10^26 W for Lsun in the above equation
L_ sirus B = 0.056(3.83* 10^26)
=2.1448 * 10^25 W
Rounding to one significant digit
L_ sirus B = 2.0 * 10^23
in scientific notation
L_ sirus B = 2e23
The luminosity of the white dwarf Sirius B is 0.056 Lsun. If the luminosity of the...
The luminosity of the white dwarf Sirius B is 0.056 Lsun. If the luminosity of the sun is Lsun = 3.83 x 1026 Watts, then what is the luminosity of Sirius B in units of Watts? Give your result to 1 significant figure. Note: Write answers in scientific notation using the "e" notation. For example, an answer which is 8 x 1015 would be written as 8e15.
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