Determine the wavelengths for the following black body radiation sources where they emit the most energy. Part A A blue-white star at 44,000 K. Express your answer with the appropriate units. Amax star Submit = μA Value m Previous Answers Request Answer www ?

Determine the wavelengths for the following black body radiation sources where they emit the most energy. Part A A blue-white star at 44,000 K. Express your answer with the appropriate units. Amax star Submit = μA Value m Previous Answers Request Answer www ?

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A blue-white star at 44,000 K.
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Amax star
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Value
m
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