Loss of mass 1 (Radio-50) Our The Sun has One Performance of 3.82·1026 W. How Large is This means that The Loss of mass for each Seconds .? Notes: [W] = [J/s] = [kg·m2/s2]

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Our The Sun has One Performance of 3.82·10²⁶ W. How Large is This means that The Loss of mass for each Seconds .?
Notes: [W] = [J/s] = [kg·m²/s²]

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Lösung:

1. According to Einstein Applicable E=m·c² Responsibility. ΔE=Δm·c²
2. c is The Speed of light, 300'000 km/s
3. Reforming The Einstein's Equation after m Responsibility. Δm
4. Δm = ΔE/c²
5. Δm = 3.82·10²⁶[kg·m²/s²]/(300'000'000 m/s)² = 4.24·10⁹ kg

The Loss of mass for each Seconds . (!) is So what do you mean? 4.24·10⁹ kg or about. 424 Millions Of which:.

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