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A solid copper sphere of density `rho`, specific heat c and radius r is at temperature `T_1`. It is suspended inside a chamber whose walls are at temperature `0K`. What is the time required for the temperature of sphere to drop to `T_2`? Take the emmissivity of the sphere to be equal to e.

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