Do the waves you have starts with a) the highest or lowest frequency? b) the longest or shortest wavelength? B. Arrange the following wavelengths of light according to increasing energy. 1. 210 am, 520 nm, 1150nm 2. 450nm, 550nm, 650nm Increasing energy Increasing energy C. Draw what is asked for: 1. Draw a wave inside the given box below from left to right in an increasing wavelength, and identify the kind of the electromagnetic radiation. 1. Frequency = 2. Wavelength= 2. Draw a wave inside the given box below from left to right in an increasing frequ- and identify the kind of Electromagnetic radiation. Sour solve the problems correctly.. D. For each part, Using the equation C= fλ derive the formula for:

Do the waves you have starts with a) the highest or lowest frequency? b) the longest or shortest wavelength? B. Arrange the following wavelengths of light according to increasing energy. 1. 210 am, 520 nm, 1150nm 2. 450nm, 550nm, 650nm Increasing energy Increasing energy C. Draw what is asked for: 1. Draw a wave inside the given box below from left to right in an increasing wavelength, and identify the kind of the electromagnetic radiation. 1. Frequency = 2. Wavelength= 2. Draw a wave inside the given box below from left to right in an increasing frequ- and identify the kind of Electromagnetic radiation. Sour solve the problems correctly.. D. For each part, Using the equation C= fλ derive the formula for:

Stars and Galaxies (MindTap Course List)

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337399944

Author:Michael A. Seeds

Publisher:Michael A. Seeds

Chapter6: Light And Telescopes

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