If one of the waves in the margin represents blue light and the other red light, which one is which? PreviewFileEditViewGoToolsWindowHelpSat Jun 19 9:10 PMTheodore E. Brown, H. Eugene H LeMay, Bruce E. Bursten, Cather...Page 254 of 1,246 – SharedSearchггеquency (STheodore E. Brown, H. Eu...Visible region400500600700750 nmmee e hannTea ma ntosA Figure 6.4 The electromagnetic spectrum.* Wavelengths in the spectrum range from very shortgamma rays to very long radio waves.SROTRO Conauanos We leam tow the ettmepen l some trdeent chadetice f slectoreda213Table 6.1 Common Wavelength Units for Electromagnetic RadiationUnitSymbolLength (m)Type of Radiation114 C n a6.1 |The Wave Nature of Lightu ptddgk de t aefeaf tliga v dirbedy Toadanditeulan, ada l i i The g wwvAngstromX ray10-10There ure many typn of detremgetie nadon in adion vle lipr.t Ther eret pe-ntie ware hat cay mak to ear ndis intrured redutanAll tross of icctrumanetic ndistien mone through a vacm2 x t0 m he pd ye. Al ha rele charcea iler to thoNanometerUltraviolet, visiblenm10-9arface ere L The mr mredthe d dem metofwt al w aldeg The wdwd pte w g , tha pas pladhna ed deMicrometerum10-6Infraredr dtodep nftepe, ve podedtep ned r an th pdedyth d pit teMAH gh eMillimetermm10-3Microwaveigh nn e ha tde The t ky tehegncy nd wvelenghdectremgek t pedbethe gaoeA Go nGUREH l le 2adt cyett nFa N aA(laaandeng a w the do.CentimeterMicrowave-2cm10felee tadn agedde ofi ngwde h alenghi ra w ca e keg tanafatalS Met , wahcopdi to g ltMeter1Television, radiorate ee in Tde Lregecy iapelin cycle per d srtr. BecKilometerkm1000RadioAriga thto Ld att Gia t Same Thoughttd tter than ve tSAMPLE214EXERCISE 6.1 Concepts of Wavelength and FrequencyTwo electromagnetic waves are represented in the margin. (a) Which wave has the higherfrequency? (b) If one wave represents visible light and the other represents infrared radiation,which wave is which?A Go NGUREIstte aeret ofanicoe i t an te nghot i g ay how mang de agtad dathe twe wves drterin w hrWkenSOLUTIONVe(a) Wave 1 has a longer wavelength (greater distance between peaks). The longer the wave-length, the lower the frequency (vWave 2 has the higher frequency.Wave 2arigeA Te ap ten g yc/A). Thus, Wave 1 has the lower frequency, andT Ceemen Welengh ths etegreti adim(b) The electromagnetic spectrum (Figure 6.4) indicates that infrared radiation has a longerwavelength than visible light. Thus, Wave 1 would be the infrared radiation.ERERCISE 1 Concepta of Wavelength and TrequencyTwee v s dise narg w rM er tdSOLUTIONe g m Thep a Th tWave 1Amer t p neag iget o mPractice Exercise 1actice awdeA source of electromagnetic radiation produces infrared light. Which of the following could bethe wavelength of the light? (a) 3.0 nm (b) 4.7 cm (c) 66.8 m (d) 34.5 um (e) 16.5 Å"d l . Coy . h he215Practice Exercise 2UIven.JUN19étvwP28000

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If one of the waves in the margin represents blue light and the other red light, which one is which? PreviewFileEditViewGoToolsWindowHelpSat Jun 19 9:10 PMTheodore E. Brown, H. Eugene H LeMay, Bruce E. Bursten, Cather...Page 254 of 1,246 – SharedSearchггеquency (STheodore E. Brown, H. Eu...Visible region400500600700750 nmmee e hannTea ma ntosA Figure 6.4 The electromagnetic spectrum.* Wavelengths in the spectrum range from very shortgamma rays to very long radio waves.SROTRO Conauanos We leam tow the ettmepen l some trdeent chadetice f slectoreda213Table 6.1 Common Wavelength Units for Electromagnetic RadiationUnitSymbolLength (m)Type of Radiation114 C n a6.1 |The Wave Nature of Lightu ptddgk de t aefeaf tliga v dirbedy Toadanditeulan, ada l i i The g wwvAngstromX ray10-10There ure many typn of detremgetie nadon in adion vle lipr.t Ther eret pe-ntie ware hat cay mak to ear ndis intrured redutanAll tross of icctrumanetic ndistien mone through a vacm2 x t0 m he pd ye. Al ha rele charcea iler to thoNanometerUltraviolet, visiblenm10-9arface ere L The mr mredthe d dem metofwt al w aldeg The wdwd pte w g , tha pas pladhna ed deMicrometerum10-6Infraredr dtodep nftepe, ve podedtep ned r an th pdedyth d pit teMAH gh eMillimetermm10-3Microwaveigh nn e ha tde The t ky tehegncy nd wvelenghdectremgek t pedbethe gaoeA Go nGUREH l le 2adt cyett nFa N aA(laaandeng a w the do.CentimeterMicrowave-2cm10felee tadn agedde ofi ngwde h alenghi ra w ca e keg tanafatalS Met , wahcopdi to g ltMeter1Television, radiorate ee in Tde Lregecy iapelin cycle per d srtr. BecKilometerkm1000RadioAriga thto Ld att Gia t Same Thoughttd tter than ve tSAMPLE214EXERCISE 6.1 Concepts of Wavelength and FrequencyTwo electromagnetic waves are represented in the margin. (a) Which wave has the higherfrequency? (b) If one wave represents visible light and the other represents infrared radiation,which wave is which?A Go NGUREIstte aeret ofanicoe i t an te nghot i g ay how mang de agtad dathe twe wves drterin w hrWkenSOLUTIONVe(a) Wave 1 has a longer wavelength (greater distance between peaks). The longer the wave-length, the lower the frequency (vWave 2 has the higher frequency.Wave 2arigeA Te ap ten g yc/A). Thus, Wave 1 has the lower frequency, andT Ceemen Welengh ths etegreti adim(b) The electromagnetic spectrum (Figure 6.4) indicates that infrared radiation has a longerwavelength than visible light. Thus, Wave 1 would be the infrared radiation.ERERCISE 1 Concepta of Wavelength and TrequencyTwee v s dise narg w rM er tdSOLUTIONe g m Thep a Th tWave 1Amer t p neag iget o mPractice Exercise 1actice awdeA source of electromagnetic radiation produces infrared light. Which of the following could bethe wavelength of the light? (a) 3.0 nm (b) 4.7 cm (c) 66.8 m (d) 34.5 um (e) 16.5 Å&#34;d l . Coy . h he215Practice Exercise 2UIven.JUN19étvwP28000

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The electromagnetic wave is the representation of energy traveling through space in which magnetic…