Star A has a surface temperature of 4000 K while star B is 40,000 K on its surface.If both have the same radius, indicate the statement that is true:O The radiation spectrum of star B peaks in the infrared range (Hint: Thesurface of the Sun is = 6000 K)Luminosity of star B is more than A (integrated over all wavelengths)Star A emits more at x ray wavelengths than star BThe wavelength at which the emission of star B peaks is "redder" than thecorresponding wavelength for star A Three equal resistances are connected in star shape. If it is converted into anequivalent delta, then the total resistance of both network will beUnequalEqualEqual to zeroO 100 2

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Star A has a surface temperature of 4000 K while star B is 40,000 K on its surface. If both have the same radius, indicate the statement that is true: