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Consider a star with a surface temperature of 12,000 K. According to the graph, the star's peak wavelength is in the A) ultraviolet range. B) radio wave range. C) visible l…

Consider a star with a surface temperature of 12,000 K. According to the graph, the star's peak wavelength is in the A) ultraviolet range. B) radio wave range. C) visible l…
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Consider a star with a surface temperature of 12,000

K. According to the graph, the star's peak wavelength
is in the
A) ultraviolet range.
B) radio wave range.
C) visible light range.
D) infrared range.

User Asanas
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Answer:

A. ultraviolet range

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User Anatoliy Gusarov
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Answer:

a

Step-by-step explanation:

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