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    A Star Radiates Most Strongly at 600 Nanometers
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A Star Radiates Most Strongly at 600 Nanometers

Question 4

Question 4

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A star radiates most strongly at 600 nanometers. What is its surface temperature?


A) 483 K
B) 4,830 K
C) 6,000 K
D) 72,500 K
E) 7,250 K

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