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CSIR-NET 2013 (Dec)

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CSIR-NET 2013

118. The orbital radius of Venus around the Sun is about two-thirds of the orbital radius of the Earth around the Sun. Find the ratio of solar constants on the two planets.

A) 2.25                         B) 0.67                        C) 1.5                          D) 1.0

solution


Solar constant S = ER2 / r2


R – radius of the Sun 


r – radius of the earth’s orbit around the sun 

(Sun – Earth distance )


Radius of Venus orbit around the Sun = (2 / 3) rE

Radius of Earth’s orbit around the Sun =rE

Therefore , the ratio of the Solar constants


S1 = (ER2) / (2/3 *rE )2 ---------(1)


S2 =( ER2) / ( rE)2 ------------(2)


equation (1) / (2)


S1 / S2 =( ER2 / 4/9*rE2) / (ER2 / rE2)


S1 / S2 = (1) / (4/9)


            = 9/4



The ratio of solar constant = 2.25


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  1. Solar constant formula is =(R/r) 2 × sigma × T4?

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    1. Above also same formula right. E=sigma *T^4.
      Just substitute it, you will get the same one.

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