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The wavelength (nm) of light beam which has a frequency of 8.57 * 10 Hz? Select one: O a. 4.5 * 103 O b. 7.0 * 103 O c. 2.5 * 103 O d. 3.5 * 103

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O c. 2.5 * 103
O d. 3.5 * 103

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