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Determine the wavelength maximum (in nanometers) of a body if it is heated up to 477 °C. Answer Choices: (A) 3870 nm (B) 7250 nm (C) 6080 nm (D) 4330 nm

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Determine the wavelength maximum (in nanometers) of a body if it is heated up to 477 °C.
Answer Choices:
(A) 3870 nm
(B) 7250 nm
(C) 6080 nm
(D) 4330 nm

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