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The temperature of an spherical isolated black body falls from `T_(1)` and `T_(2)` in time t them time t is

A

`t prop (1/(T_(2))-1/(T_(1)))`

B

`t prop (1/(T_(2)^(2))-1/(T_(1)^(2)))`

C

`t prop(1/(T_(2)^(3))-1/(T_(1)^(3)))`

D

`t prop (1/(T_(2)^(4))-1/(T_(1)^(4)))`

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C

Power radiated `P=4pir^(2) sigma T^(4)=-("ms"(dT)/(dt))`
`-(dT)/(GT^(4))=(4pir^(2)sigma dt)/m=cdt`
`-int_(T_(1))^(T_(2))(dT)/(T^(4))=ctimpliest=K[1/(T_(2)^(3))-1/(T_(1)^(3))]`
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