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Calculate the values of Sp and Save for the first 4 planets in the Solar System...

Calculate the values of Sp and Save for the first 4 planets in the Solar System using rs = 700,000 km and the values for the average planetary distances given in the table below.

Planet Mercury  dp (km) 58,000,000

Venus dp (km) 108,000,000

Earth dp (km)150,000,000

Mars dp (km) 230,000,000

1- Calculate Sp (W m-2) for Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars

2-Calculate Save (W m-2) for Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars

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