The sun sends out a coronal mass ejection continuously towards the earth having charged particles
at the constant rate of 1.6 × (10) ^19 coulombs/sec throughout the day. Assuming that the sun and
earth are maintained at a potential difference of 10,000 volts, find the energy (in J) received by
India in 5 days. Given India receives 10 % of the energy received by the face of the earth.
A) 345 ×10-19
B) 3.5 ×1028
C) 3.5×10
27
D) 1.6 ×1019

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