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In equilibrium, Mars emits as much radiation as it absorbs. If mars orbits the sun with an orbital radius that is 1.5 times the orbital radius of the earth about the sun, what is the approximate atmospheric temperature of mars? Assume the atmospheric temperature of earth to be 253 K -

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