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(Temperature of Sun)
Esimate the temperature `T_(c )` of the earth, assuming it is in radiative equilibrium with the sun. (Assume radius of sun, `r_(s)=7xx10^(8)m`, temperature of solar surface`=6000K`, distance of earth from sun,`R=1.5xx10^(11)m`)

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