MCQ
In determining the temperature of a distant star, one makes use of
- AKirchhoff's law
- BStefan's law
- ✓Wien's displacement law
- DNone of these
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
Wien's displacement law
c
(c)The temperature of stars can be determined by Wiens displacement law which is ${\lambda _m}.T = {\rm{constant}}{\rm{.}}$
(c)The temperature of stars can be determined by Wiens displacement law which is ${\lambda _m}.T = {\rm{constant}}{\rm{.}}$
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