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Two starts `P` and `Q` have slightly different surface temperature `T_(P)` and `T_(Q)` respectively, with `T_(P)gtT_(Q)`. Both starts are receding from the earth with speeds `v_(P)` and `v_(Q)` relative to the earth. The wavelength of light at which they radiate the maximum energy is found to be the same for both.

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