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The intensity with which the object absorbs radiative energy. The temperature of the object.

(1) According to a basic law of radiation, what property of any object determines how intensely the object emits radiative energy?. The intensity with which the object absorbs radiative energy. The temperature of the object. The albedo of the object. The density of the object.

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The intensity with which the object absorbs radiative energy. The temperature of the object.

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  1. (1) According to a basic law of radiation, what property of any object determines how intensely the object emits radiative energy? The intensity with which the object absorbs radiative energy. The temperature of the object. The albedo of the object. The density of the object.

  2. (2) According to another basic law of radiation, what determines the type(s) (wavelenth(s)) of radiation that an object emits the most? The intensity with which the object absorbs radiative energy. The temperature of the object. The albedo of the object. The density of the object. All of the above.

  3. (3) According to a fundamental physical law, what determines the rate at which the temperature of an object changes? The rate at which the object absorbs radiative energy. The rate at which the object emits radiative energy. The temperature of the object. The rates at which the object gains and loses heat by various means, considered together.

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