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If the radius of a star is `R` and it acts as a black body, what would b the temperature of the star, in which the rate of energy production is `Q`?

A

`Q//4pi R^(2) sigma`

B

`(Q//4 pi R^(2) sigma)^(-1//2)`

C

`(4pi R^(2)Q//sigma)^(1//4)`

D

`(Q// 4pi R^(2) sigma)^(1//4)`

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