HW5 Q4 The surface temperature of of a far away star is about 5,650 K.Find the frequency at which the star emits most radiation.Give your answer in terahertz (1THz = 10¹2 Hz). This means that if you get the number432 × 10¹2 you should input 432. It should be a 3 digit integer without decimal digits.

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The surface temperature of of a far away star is about 5,650 K.
Find the frequency at which the star emits most radiation.
Give your answer in terahertz (1THz = 10¹2 Hz). This means that if you get the number
432 × 10¹2 you should input 432. It should be a 3 digit integer without decimal digits.

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