Question

Where does the peak wavelength emitted by the Sun fall in the electromagnetic spectrum?
O in the green-blue range
O in the ultraviolet range
O in the yellow-green range
O in the infrared range

Answer 1

In the infrared range.

Answer 2

Answer:

The peak wavelength emitted by the Sun falls in the yellow-green range in the electromagnetic spectrum.

Explanation:

The Sun's peak wavelength falls in the range of visible light. We know that it's not completely in the infrared zone or completely in the ultraviolet zone because then we'd have some very strange, and hot weather. The yellow-green range is approximately the center of the visible light range. The green-blue range is more closer to the ultraviolet range, so the yellow-green range makes more sense. Even if you don't know for sure where the Sun's peak wavelength falls, as long as you know the rest of what I just said above, you should have a thorough understanding of where the Sun's peak wavelength falls in the electromagnetic zone and why.

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