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A certain microwave oven produce microwave with x wavelength at 2.50 mm, if 20.0 moles of photons are produced by the oven, what is the total amount of energy?

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A certain microwave oven produce microwave with x
wavelength at 2.50 mm, if 20.0 moles of photons are
produced by the oven, what is the total amount of
energy?
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958 J
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2.00 × 1011 J
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0.958 J
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1.59 x 10-21 J
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603 J
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