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8. Question: Chapter: 1 Lesson: 7 I. Based on Figure F01-7-6, what percentage of the incoming solar energy is reflected out of the atmosphere without being absorbed? II. What happens to the remainder of the incoming solar radiation? What percentage of the total solar radiation is absorbed by the earth? Hint: What do the yellow arrows in the figure depict? What do the orange arrows depict?
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Transcribed Image Text:8. Question: Chapter: 1 Lesson: 7 I. Based on Figure F01-7-6, what percentage of the incoming solar energy is reflected out of the atmosphere without being absorbed? II. What happens to the remainder of the incoming solar radiation? What percentage of the total solar radiation is absorbed by the earth? Hint: What do the yellow arrows in the figure depict? What do the orange arrows depict?
Reflected from Reflected Reflected by earth's surface (4%) by clouds (20%) atmosphere (6%) V Absorbed by atmosphere (16%) Absorbed by clouds (3%) Absorbed by water, carried to clouds (23%) Absorbed by earth's surface (51%) Radiated to space from clouds and atmosphere (64%) Radiation absorbed by atmosphere (15%) Convection (7%) Radiated to space from earth (6%)
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Transcribed Image Text:Reflected from Reflected Reflected by earth's surface (4%) by clouds (20%) atmosphere (6%) V Absorbed by atmosphere (16%) Absorbed by clouds (3%) Absorbed by water, carried to clouds (23%) Absorbed by earth's surface (51%) Radiated to space from clouds and atmosphere (64%) Radiation absorbed by atmosphere (15%) Convection (7%) Radiated to space from earth (6%)
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