Which statement correctly describes the relationship between a blackbody
radiator, its temperature, and the electromagnetic radiation it gives off?
A. As the blackbody radiator becomes warmer, it reflects different
wavelengths of light.
B. As the blackbody radiator becomes warmer, it emits light of
shorter wavelengths.
C. As the blackbody radiator becomes cooler, it emits light of shorter
wavelengths.
D. As the blackbody radiator becomes warmer, it emits random
wavelengths of light.
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