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Star A has a surface temperature of 8000K and its thermal emission peaks around 360nm. Star B is twice as cold, with a temperature of 4000K. Its thermal emission must peak around... Question 3 options:
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Star A has a surface temperature of 8000K and its thermal emission peaks around 360nm. Star B is twice as cold, with a temperature of 4000K. Its thermal emission must peak around...

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90nm


180nm


360nm


725nm


1450nm

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180 hope this helps tell me if its wrong

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