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Math worksheet Nameias: i Your MSS # or Constellation Question number: What you are trying to find Equation: (Is the term you want alone on the left? If not, solve for that term.) Look up any other numbers you will need: If not, convert units now: Rewrite the equation. Put in the numbers & calculate your answer: Compare your answer to your prediction. Are they different? If they are different, which is mistaken? How would you correct this? Units (mass, distance time): Do the units match? Will your answer have the units required? | To enter 3 x 10% press: 3[EXP]8 or 3[EE]S. To convert units: 3x108n{%} = 3%10%km. J Eisberg and D Kary 2016 M Background: We can calculate the temperature of a star's visible surface using Wien's Law. The Wien's Law equation tells us that objects radiate light at wavelengths that depend on the objects' temperature. a. Predict and Explain: Predict which star in Your Personal Constellation is likely to have the highest temperature and which one has the lowest temperature. Explain why you made the choices you did. b. Calculate: e Calculate the surface temperature of at least 3 stars in Your Personal Constellation using the wavelength of peak thermal emission. e What part of the electromagnetic spectrum is the light emitted? c. Compare: Explain whether or not your answer to part b makes sense and if it agrees with the result of part a. If they do not agree, explain which one is wrong, and how you can tell