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The rate of cooling at `600 K`, If surrounding temperature is `300 K`, is `H`. The rate of cooling at `900 K` is

A

`16/3 H`

B

`2 H`

C

`3H`

D

`2/3 H`

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A

By stenfan's law, Rate of cooling, `H prop (T^(4) - T_(0^(4))`
`:. (H')/(H) = ((900)^(4) - (300)^(4))/((600)^(4) - (300)^(4)) = (9^(4) - 3^(4))/(6^(4) - 3^(4)) = (3^(4)(3^(4) - 1))/(3^(4) (2^(4) - 1))`
`= :. H' = (16)/(3) H`
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