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The maximum radiant power of the sun is at wavelength 500 nm. The Wein displacement law constant is 2.898*10^-3 mK. Estimate the temperature of the surface of the Sun to be a blackbody radiator.
(a) 5796K (b) 6795K (c) 7796K (d) 4796K​

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Answered by niki3965
16

Answer:

(a) 5796 is the right answer

Answered by sarahssynergy
5

Given,

           Wavelength = 500 nm

           wien displacement law constant = 2.898×10^{-3}

To Find: the temperature of the surfaces of the sun?

Explanation:

                            λpeak = 500nm

after changing nm into m,

                            λpeak = 5×10^{7}

According to wien's displacement law,

                             λpeak = \frac{b}{T}

(where b is constant and equal to 2.898×10^{3} mK)

Therefore,

                               T = b/λpeak

                                   = (2.898×10^{-3})/(5×10^{-7})

                                   = 5.796×103 K

                                   = 5796K

Hence the temperature of the surface of the sun is 5796K.

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