Black Body Radiation - graphical trend

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Homework Statement


To make a long question short, we have the Planck distribution function for a blackbody and the question basically asks to sketch the behavior of this function and explain how one figured these trends.


Homework Equations



Planck Distribution formula:
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The Attempt at a Solution


I am pretty much certain that the Planck Distribution function looks like this:
planck.gif


If we were to observe the formula separately, we can see one part of the function is an inverse, thus will decrease, which is shown on the graph. But this is just an observation, and simply does not make that much sense. If anyone can point me into the right direction on how to explain this trend, it would greatly be appreciated.

Thanks
 
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Maybe you should think what part of Planck's law is important in low frequency and in high frequency. Try to draw part with exp and frequency to the cube separately. Think abut what is increasing (decreasing) faster.
And ofcourse you have written Palnck's law as a function of freaquency and you draw it as a function of wavelength...
 
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