The graph shown in the adjacent diagram represents the variation of temperature $(T)$ of two bodies,$x$ and $y$,having the same surface area,with time $(t)$ due to the emission of radiation. Find the correct relation between their emissivities $(e)$ and absorptive powers $(a)$.

  • A
    $e_x > e_y$ and $a_x > a_y$
  • B
    $e_x < e_y$ and $a_x < a_y$
  • C
    $e_x > e_y$ and $a_x < a_y$
  • D
    $e_x < e_y$ and $a_x > a_y$

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