What did classical physics predict would happen to the light given off by an
object as its temperature increased?
A. The wavelength of the light would decrease from visible light into
the ultraviolet range.
B. The color of the light would fade to black as the brightness
decreased.
C. The color of the light would change to white, and the brightness
would decrease.
D. The wavelength of the light would decrease from visible light into
the infrared range.
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