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The absolute temperature of a body A is five times that of another body
The absolute temperature of a body A is five times that of another body
B. For two bodies, the difference in wave lengths at which energy radiated is maximum is 4.0 μm. Then the wavelength at which the body B radiates maximum energy in micrometre is :
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