Physics, 17.02.2020 22:14 emmazhu1106

Calculate the temperature of and power-per-area radiated from a blackbody if the spectral intensity density peaks at (a) gamma rays, λ = 1.50×10−14 m; (b) x rays, 1.50 nm; (c) red light, 640 nm; (d) broadcast television waves, 1.00 m; and (e) AM radio waves, 204 m

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