The temperature of your body is 35^oC. The peak wavelength of the radiation it emits is

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The peak wavelength of radiation emitted by a body can be calculated using Wien's displacement law, which states that the product of the temperature of a black body in Kelvin and the peak wavelength of the radiation it emits is a constant. Given the body temperature is 35^oC, which translates to 310 Kelvin (assuming "S", "U", "P", "o", and "C" are placeholders or errors in the text), and using Wien's displacement law constant (approximately 2898 µm·K), the peak wavelength ($\lambda_{max}$) can be calculated as $\lambda_{max} = \frac{2898 \mu m \cdot K}{310 K}$, which gives a value close to 9.4 µm, making option A correct.

The Temperature of Your Body Is 35oC μ\muμ M B) 9 μ\muμ

The Temperature of Your Body Is 35^oC $\mu$ M
B) 9 $\mu$