Planck’s law is given by

(E) _b= 2 π c²h (Wavelength)^-5/[c h/k (Wavelength) T] – 2 (E) _b= π c²h [exponential [c h/k (Wavelength) T] – 3]. (E) _b= 2 π c²h (Wavelength)^-5/exponential [c h/k (Wavelength) T] – 1 (E) _b= 2 c²h (Wavelength)^-5/exponential [c h/k (Wavelength) T] – 6

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(E) _b= 2 π c²h (Wavelength)^-5/exponential [c h/k (Wavelength) T] – 1