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AP Physics 2/Unit 15 – Modern Physics
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Comparing Blackbody Emission Spectra

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Two blackbodies are at temperatures of 3000 K and 6000 K. What is the ratio of the peak emission wavelength of the 3000 K body to that of the 6000 K body, and at what wavelength are their spectral intensities equal?

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Their λpeak\lambda_{\text{peak}} ratio is 2:1; equal spectral intensity occurs at a wavelength between the peaks

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Their λpeak\lambda_{\text{peak}} ratio is 1:2; equal spectral intensity occurs at a longer wavelength

C

Their λpeak\lambda_{\text{peak}} ratio is 2:1; they never emit the same intensity at any wavelength

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Their λpeak\lambda_{\text{peak}} ratio is 1:2; equal spectral intensity occurs at the shorter peak wavelength

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