3. Calculate the blackbody temperatures (K) from the peak wavelengths given in a) through b), and the peak wavelength (m) from the temperatures given in c) through d):
a. 180 nm (surface of hot star)
b. 2.4 microns (surface of cold star)
c. 60 K (interstellar cloud)
d. 3 K cosmic microwave background radiation left over from the Big Bang
3. Calculate the blackbody temperatures (K) from the peak wavelengths given in a) through b), and...
5. Calculate the black body temperatures(K) from the peak wavelengths given in a) through b), and the peak wavelengths (m) from the temperature given in c) a) 180 nm (surface of hot star) b) 3.5 μm (surface of cold star) c) 50K(interstellarcloud)
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