The Luminosity-Radius-Temperature relation states that: Lx R T4 where L is the luminosity of the star, R is the radius of the star, and T is the surface temperature of the star. If we are comparing these properties for two stars - let's call them Star A and Star B - we may write this relation as follows: LA R T LB R T where LA is the luminosity of Star A, LB is the luminosity of Star B, RA is the radius of Star A, RB is the radius of Star B, TA is the temperature of Star A, and TB is the temperature of Star B. Star A has a surface temperature of 4,000 K and a luminosity of 0.01 Lo LO. Star B has the same size as Star A but has a temperature of 10,000 K. What is the luminosity of Star B in units of LO LO? Input the numerical part of your answer only; do not type in the units.