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The wavelength of greatest radiation intensity inside a greenhouse is `9.66xx10^(-6)` m. Calculate the corresponding temperature. Wien's constant is 0.00289 mK.

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`lamda_(m)=9.66xx10^(-6)` m,
b = 0.00289 mK
`T =b/lamda_(m)= 0.00289/(9.66xx10^(-6))=299.2` K
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