2π 27 hy 1(v) = ce c²hvikat 1 ev/ -1 J kg = 1.38-10-23 °K 2πο? I(2)= 2 1 h h helikt e Radi x hc х x= kᎢ T hv (

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2π 27 hy 1(v) = ce c²hvikat 1 ev/ -1 J kg = 1.38-10-23 °K 2πο? I(2)= 2 1 h h helikt e Radi x hc х x= kᎢ T hv (

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2π 27 hy 1(v) = ce c²hvikat 1 ev/ -1
J kg = 1.38-10-23 °K
2πο? I(2)= 2 1 h h helikt e
Radi
x hc х x= kᎢ T
hv (x= KT הדרכה: השתמש בהצבה rdx e" -1 15 0
21k Tv2 I(v) = c?
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