Peak frequency as noted on a radiation curve is directly proportional to the

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Peak frequency as noted on a radiation curve is directly proportional to the

Peak frequency as noted on a radiation curve is directly proportional to the
A) frequency of waves emitted.
B) wavelength of waves emitted.
C) temperature of emitted radiation.
D) temperature of the emitter.
E) none of the above

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