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2. For each of the following, describe the relationship as directly or inversely proportional: a) wavelength vs. frequency b) wavelength vs. energy c) frequency vs. energy

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2. For each of the following, describe the relationship as directly or inversely proportional:
a) wavelength vs. frequency
b) wavelength vs. energy
c) frequency vs. energy
3. When sodium is excited in a flame, two ultraviolet spectral lines at A = 372.1 nm and A
respectively are emitted. Which wavelength represents photons with
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