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A highly conducting solid sphere of radius R, density ρ  and specific heat s is kept in an evacuated chamber. A parallel beam of electromagnetic radiation having uniform intensity I is incident on its surface. Assume that the surface of the sphere is perfectly black. Calculate the rate of increase of temperature.

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a

3(I2σT4)2Rρs

b

3(I4σT4)4Rρs

c

4(I4σT4)4Rρs

d

3(I+4σT4)4Rρs

answer is B.

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As the radiation is incident as parallel beams.

The effective surface area of the sphere which receives the radiation is πR2.

And when the temperature of the sphere is T, the sphere will emit radiation obeying stefan's law

ms(dTdt)=IπR24πR2σT4

43πR3ρS(dT)=[IπR24πR2σT4]dt

dTdt=34RρS[I4σT4]

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A highly conducting solid sphere of radius R, density ρ  and specific heat s is kept in an evacuated chamber. A parallel beam of electromagnetic radiation having uniform intensity I is incident on its surface. Assume that the surface of the sphere is perfectly black. Calculate the rate of increase of temperature.