The equation of heat radiated from an object like a light bulb is P = eo AT4 where P is the power and T is the temperature. Without knowing what the constants are which of the following statements is true. O The temperature must be given in absolute temperature since the equation does not involve temperature differences. O The temperature must be given in Celsius and not Fahrenheit O If the constants are adjusted you can use any temperature scale that you want. None of the answers are true.