Looks like the maximum relative intensity of this star occurs at the wavelength of 1μm, and the intensity at this wavelength is about 3.15.
Saanaa H.
asked 03/29/16astronomy -please
?-The questions in this homework quiz all refer to the following graph:
http://www.up-00.com/VERzSCdj
It shows a black body spectrum for an imaginary star. (In reality, while real stars do emit radiation that is close to that of a blackbody, their spectra are not nearly as "clean" as the one shown here.)
What is the wavelength λmax , in μm, at which the maximum relative intensity occurs?
?- What is the value of the relative intensity at the wavelength you found in the previous question?
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