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Asked in CBSE AIPMT 2000 · Wien's law and emissivity
Given: peak at λₘ when T₁=2000 K; wanted the peak at T₂=3000 K.
Idea: Wien's displacement law, λₘ T=constant.
λ₁T₁=λ₂T₂
λ₂=λₘ×(2000)/(3000)
λ₂=2/3λₘ
The peak moves to a shorter wavelength, as it must when the body is made hotter.
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