Which is the most powerful? [closed]

There are three bodies $a,b,c$ which are discs of diameter $2m,4m,$ and $6m$ respectively.

Their emitted wavelengths are $300nm,400nm$ and $500nm$ respectively.

Which emission power is maximum ?

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• Question makes no sense. I would guess you mean that these objects emit as black bodies (or grey bodies with similar emissivity) and that the wavelengths you give are the wavelengths at which the specific intensity peaks (which tells you the temperature from Wien's law)). Stefan's Law then tells you that the emission will be $\propto A T^4$. Can't you figure it out from there? – Rob Jeffries Jan 28 '17 at 17:43

A good place to start when you have this type of question is Hyperphysics which is great to get quick answers to general physics questions.

Concerning your question in particular, the radiated power per unit wavelength is

$$\left(\frac {du}{d\lambda}\right)\left(\frac c4\right) = \left(\frac{2\pi \kappa T c }{\lambda ^4} \right)$$

Also look at the Rayleigh-Jeans formula:

$$\left(\frac{2\pi \kappa T v^2 }{c^2}\right)$$ which gives you the radiated power per unit frequency.