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A star behaves like a perfect Black body emitting radiant energy. The ratio of radiant energy emitted per sec by this star to that emitted by another star having 8 times the radius of the former but having Kelvin temperature one fourth of the former is

A

`1:4`

B

`1:8`

C

`4:1`

D

`1:16`

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