If a poor absorber of radiation were a good emitter, its temperature would be
A) less than its surroundings.
B) the same as its surroundings.
C) more than its surroundings.

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A poor absorber of radiation would not absorb much heat from its surroundings, but if it were a good emitter, it would lose heat efficiently, resulting in a temperature lower than its surroundings.

If a Poor Absorber of Radiation Were a Good Emitter