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Two stars A and B of radius 2R and R respectively radiates power like perfectly black body in the ratio 1:4 .Their peak wavelengths (corresponding to maximum spectral power) differs by `150nm` .Sum of their temperatures on surface is `500 alpha K`. Find `alpha` .Given, Wien's constant `b=3times10^(6)K-nm`

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