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Earth’s orbital expansion due to the solar luminosity: a Newton/Einstein order-of-magnitude exercise

We estimate the order of magnitude of the annual change in the Earth’s orbital radius caused by the Sun’s steadily decreasing mass due to its fusion-produced power output. Discussion of this calculation should be appropriate for use with a strong high-school or a first-year university class, and gives a result of an increase of about one centimetre per year.