kmax.jutensitxTo what region, within the electromagnetic spectrum, do these photons belong? Sun0.5 1.0 1.5Wavelength in micrometers0.12.0Figure 1-2Q2 Using Figure 1-2, answer/complete the following:In Figure 1-2, what three regions of the EM spectrum are included?• Identify the wavelength at which the Sun emits the most energy:Amax.iatensitxIdentify the wave number at which the Sun emits the most energy:Radiation intensity

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