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An ideal Black-body at room temperature is thrown into a furnace. It is observed that

A

cannot be distinguished initially and is the darkest body at a later time.

B

is the darkest body at all times.

C

initially is the darkest body and at later times, it cannot be distinguished.

D

initially is the darkest body and at later times, it is the brightest body.

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Charcoal in the furnace glows the same colour because it is at about same temperature.
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