Mathematics, 30.11.2021 03:10 mahdy43

3. Each beam of sunlight (a, b, or c above) delivers 1300 joules of energy per second (i. e. 1300 watts) overains of the upper atmosphere, perpendicular to the direction of the beam (ie. the beam hits a flat surface. Sveta
sunlight spreads out when it hits the Earth, use your answers from 2 above to calculate the amount of enerosta
(c)
actually delivered per 100 m of surface in each of sunlight beams a, b, and c.

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3. Each beam of sunlight (a, b, or c above) delivers 1300 joules of energy per second (i. e. 1300 wa...