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The Radiation Emitted from a Star Has a Maximum Intensity

Question 123

Question 123

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The radiation emitted from a star has a maximum intensity at a wavelength of 300 nm. What is the temperature of this star


A) 300 K
B) 100 K
C) 900,000,000 K
D) 90,000 K
E) 10,000 K

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