A black body is at a temperature of 2880K. The energy of radiation emitted by this body with wavelength between 499nm and 500nm is U1, between 999nm and 1000nm, is U2 and between 1499nm and 1500nm is U3. Wien's constant, b=2.88×106nm−K. Then
A
U1=0
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B
U3=0
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C
U1=U2
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D
U2>U1
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Solution
The correct option is DU2>U1 Wien's displacement law is λmT=b(b=Wien′sconstant) λm=bT=2.88×106nm−K2880K λ=1000nm Energy distribution with wavelength will be as follows: From the graph it is clear that U2>U1 (in fact U2 is maximum).