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A blackened solid copper sphere of radius 2 cm is placed in an evacuated enclosure whose walls are kept at `100^(@)C`. At what rate must energy be supplied to the sphere to keep its temperature constant at `127^(@)C` ? Stefan constant `= 5.67xx 10^(-8)Jm^(-2)K^(-4).`

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