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7. The wavelength of r m e cenneed a 5.20 10 em Calentate the t
esqueney
(covert en tom) Notes m-100em
V 3-0K1015.2x10
Caleulate the frequency of light that has a wavelength
radiation.
10 Mentify the type of electromagnetie
V: 7X lo'b IrZ
9.
What wavelength () of radiation has photons of energy (E) at 2.87 x 10 7
6.63X103458X 3X 1o m
2871106
2=6,934 o
10. A photon ofvisible light has a frequency (v) of 4.3 x 10
14 -1
What is the energy (E) of this photon?
. Calculate the energy( E) of a photon of radiation whose wavelength(^) is 322nm.
Note: (1nm=1x10–9-m)
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at wavelength(a) of radiation has photons of energy (E) at 2.87 x 10 J?

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