A heated body emits radiation which has maximum intensity at frequency v m . If the temperature of the body is doubled:
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(a, c)
Tλ = Constant, 
m = 
= Constant
, v 2 = 
. v 1 = 
. v 1 = 2v 1
E = σ e A T 4
E α T 4
= 4 = 16
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