Question
An electric heating element in vacuum is surrounded by a cavity at constant temperature of 227ºC; it consumes 60W of power to maintain a temperature of 727ºC. What is the power consumed by the element to maintain a temperature of 1227º C?

Answer

  1. 320W.

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