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Transcribed Image Text:Two objects A and B are of similar surface nature. The area of the emitting surface of B is as
twice as of that of A. If you know that object A is at an absolute temperature T, and that object B
is at half of this temperature calculate the ratio of H of object A to H of object B.
H is the heat current in radiation of an object. Show all the work needed to derive your answer.
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