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A metal piece is heated up to T K; the temperature of the surrounding is t K. The heat loss to the surrounding due to radiation is proportional to:

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T-t4
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T4-t4
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T-t14
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T2-t2

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Correct option is B

According to Stefan Boltzmann's law heat loss due to radiation is directly proportional to (T)4 -(T0)4  where T is the temperature of the body and T0 is the temperature of the surroundings.


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