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A sphere and a cube of equal volumes both are made of iron and have similar surface. If both are cool in identical surrounding, at a lower temperature, then the ratio of the initial rates of loss of heat is

A

`((pi)/(6))^(1//3):1`

B

`((3)/(4pi))^(-1//3):1`

C

`((3)/(4pi))^(2//3):1`

D

`1:1`

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The correct Answer is:
A

Volume of sphere=Volume of cube
`(4pi)/(3)r^(3)=l^(3)`
`(r)/(l)=((3)/(4pi))^(1//3)` . . . (i)
`((dQ)/(dt))_(S)=4pir^(2)(T^(4)-T_(0)^(4))`
`((dQ)/(dt))_(C)=6l^(2)(T^(4)-T_(O)^(4))`
`((dQ//dt)_(S))/((dQ//dt)_(C))=(4pir^(2))/(6l^(2))`
Substitute r/l from equation (i), we have,
`=(4pi)/(6)xx((3)/(4pi))^(2//3)=((pi)/(6))^(1//3)`
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