m Corona Photosphere What type of wave is this? O radio O microwave O infrared O ultraviolet O x-ray O gamma ray Radiation zone Core Convection zone The light we see from the Sun emitted by the photosphere, which has a temperature of about 5800 Kelvin and emits a peak wavelength of about 500nm (which appears green to most humans). But the temperature of the core, where nuclear fusion occurs, has a temperature of about 14,900,000 K. What is the wavelength of the peak radiation emitted at the Sun's core? (You will need to use scientific notation to enter your answer. Remember, in WebAssign, you must use an "e" to represent "x10" in scientific notation.} Chromosphere
m Corona Photosphere What type of wave is this? O radio O microwave O infrared O ultraviolet O x-ray O gamma ray Radiation zone Core Convection zone The light we see from the Sun emitted by the photosphere, which has a temperature of about 5800 Kelvin and emits a peak wavelength of about 500nm (which appears green to most humans). But the temperature of the core, where nuclear fusion occurs, has a temperature of about 14,900,000 K. What is the wavelength of the peak radiation emitted at the Sun's core? (You will need to use scientific notation to enter your answer. Remember, in WebAssign, you must use an "e" to represent "x10" in scientific notation.} Chromosphere
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What type of wave is this?
O radio
O microwave
O infrared
O ultraviolet
Corona
O x-ray
O gamma ray
Photosphere
Radiation
zone
Core
Convection
The light we see from the Sun is emitted by the photosphere, which has a temperature of about 5800 Kelvin and emits a peak wavelength of about 500nm (which appears green to most humans). But
the temperature of the core, where nuclear fusion occurs, has a temperature of about 14,900,000 K. What is the wavelength of the peak radiation emitted at the Sun's core?
{You will need to use scientific notation to enter your answer. Remember, in WebAssign, you must use an "e" to represent "x10" in scientific notation.}
zone
Chromosphere
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