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uestion 2 The wavelength of a light in air is 649 nm. What is its frequency? O none of these O 649000 Hz O 3.0X10^8 Hz O 121000 Hz O 1947x10^17 Hz

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The wavelength of a light in air is 649 nm. What is its frequency?
O none of these
O 649000 Hz
3.0X10^8 Hz
O 121000 Hz
O 1947x10^17 Hz

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