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5. The Sun has a temperature of about 6,000 K, and has its peak emission at 500 nm. Suppose we saw a star with its peak emission at 250 nm. What is its temperature, in Kelvin? (Hint: you shouldn't need a calculator to figure this out. Think proportionalities...)
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