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Astronomy, General Astronomy
Year 2

wave length of a radio wave; estimate the temperature of the planet


1. Use figure 6.5 to find the wave length of a radio wave with a frequency of 106 Hz

2. Suppose there were a planet between Mars and Jupiter at a distance of 4 AU from the Sun. Use Figure 7.8 to estimate the temperature of the planet.

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By OTA:  Mutasem Sinnokrot, PhD

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