consider a 75 w bulb and 850 w microwave oven . if the wavelength of the radiation they emitted are 500nm and 150 nm respectively estimate the number of photons they emits per second . are the quantum effect important in them?

consider a 75 w bulb and 850 w microwave oven . if the wavelength of the radiation they emitted are 500nm and 150 nm respectively estimate the number of photons they emits per second . are the quantum effect important in them?

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