Spectra of several items are compared. 1. Click Save to save the spectrum for the light bulb that you obtained earlier on the graph. 2. Preheat the oven to 615 K, which is similar to the temperature inside a very hot oven. You can zoom the y-axis in to about.001 and the x-axis out as needed if the red line indicating radiation emitted by the oven is flat on the x-axis. a. Compare and contrast the curves formed by the oven and the light bulb. b. Compare and contrast the curves (Similarities and differences) b. If your kitchen's electricity goes out, could you see in the dark using the light from a hot oven? Explain. 3. Preheat the oven to 5600 degrees Fahrenheit. This is roughly the temperature of the sun's surface. On the horizontal axis, you may need to zoom in, and on the vertical axis, you may need to zoom out. a. Contrast the light bulb's most intense wavelength with the sun's most intense wavelength. b. Is there proof that the sun emits dangerous ultraviolet radiation? Explain