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Light produced by a particular laser has a wavelength of 635 nm. What is its frequency? a. 4.72×1014 THz b. 4.72×1026 THz c. 4.72×105 Hz d. 472 THz

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Light produced by a particular laser has a wavelength of 635 nm. What is its frequency?

a. 4.72×10¹⁴ THz

b. 4.72×10²⁶ THz

c. 4.72×10⁵ Hz

d. 472 THz

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