The following figure was generated from experimental data relating to spectral black body emissive powen to the wavelength at three termperatures T1 T2 and T3 Ti > 12 > T3).E(W/m².um)2(umThe conclusion is that the measurements are:a Correct because the maxima in Ena show the correct trendOa Correct because Planck's law is satisfiedCC Wrong because the Stefan Boltzmann law is not satisfiedO d. Wrong because Wien's displacement law is not satisfied

The Wien's displacement law is as follows: λT=Cλ=1THere,λ is the wavelengthT is the temperatureC is…

The folowing figure was generated from experimental data relating to spectral black body emissive powen to the wavelength at three termperatures T1 T2 and TE T1 T2 > T3). T. Eu(W/m².um) T: Ta (um The conclus on is that the measurements are: Oa. Correct because the maxima in Ep show the correct trend O Correct because Planck's law is satisfied CWrong because the Stefan Boltzmann law is not satistied d. Mnoing biecause Wien's displacement law is not satisfied

The folowing figure was generated from experimental data relating to spectral black body emissive powen to the wavelength at three termperatures T1 T2 and TE T1 T2 > T3). T. Eu(W/m².um) T: Ta (um The conclus on is that the measurements are: Oa. Correct because the maxima in Ep show the correct trend O Correct because Planck's law is satisfied CWrong because the Stefan Boltzmann law is not satistied d. Mnoing biecause Wien's displacement law is not satisfied

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