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The spectral emissive power `E_(lambda)` for a body at temperature `T_(1)` is poltted againist the wavelenght and area under the curve is found to be `9A.At` a different temperature `T_(2)` the area is found to be A then `lambda_(1)//lambda_(2)=`
.

A

3

B

`(1)/(3)`

C

`(1)/(sqrt3)`

D

`sqrt3`

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