Measuring Earth's Equilibrium Temperature Without an Atmosphere

question 2

Multiple Choice

Measuring Earth's equilibrium temperature without an atmosphere:

• A)is easily done using Wien's law.
• B)is best done assuming the earth is a flat disk.
• C)is complicated by uncertainty over the value of the earth's albedo.
• D)can be done only by assuming the earth does not approximate a black body.

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