An object at an initial temperature of 27 degrees C is raised to a temperature of 877 degrees C. How much more energy does the object emit as blackbody radiation at the higher temperature compared to the lower temperature? a. 32.5 b. 215.9 c. 864.5 d. 1,113,123

An object at an initial temperature of 27 degrees C is raised to a temperature of 877 degrees C. How much more energy does the object emit as blackbody radiation at the higher temperature compared to the lower temperature? a. 32.5 b. 215.9 c. 864.5 d. 1,113,123

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