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Calculate the limits of the habitable zone of the Sun assuming the planet is a fast-rotating...

Calculate the limits of the habitable zone of the Sun assuming the planet is a fast-rotating blackbody with a Bond albedo of 0.3. What is the continuously habitable zone, if the luminosity of the Sun was originally 0.7 times the current value?

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