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Consider the sun-Earth system with the radiation from the sun at the Earth’s orbit to be...

Consider the sun-Earth system with the radiation from the sun at the Earth’s orbit to be 1360 W/m2. Assume the Earth’s equilibrium temperature is 255 K. Suppose Earth had a diameter twice its current diameter. In this case, what would the Earth’s equilibrium temperature be?

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