An ideal black body is thrown into a furnace. The black body is room t – McqOptions

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1.	An ideal black body is thrown into a furnace. The black body is room temperature. It is observed that ___________
A.	Initially, it is darkest body and at later times the brightest
B.	At all times it is the darkest body
C.	It cannot be distinguished at all times
D.	Initially, it is the darkest body and at later it cannot be distinguished
Answer» B. At all times it is the darkest body

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