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[" 2.The wavelength of maximum intensity of emission of so- "],[" lar radiation is "lambda m=4753 AA" and from moon it is "14mm" ."],[" The surface temperature of sun and moon are: (given "b=],[2.898times10^(-3)" metre/Kelvin) "],[[" (a) "6097K,207K," (b) "8097K,307K],[" (c) "10,000K,400K," (d) "3000K,100K]]

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