If light has a frequency of 1.2 x 10(to the 14h power)HZ, what is it's wavelengh?

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wolfe8 · Answer

Use the formula v=f*lambda where lambda is the wavelength. This is physics btw

anonymous · Answer

Thanks. It has popped up in my chemistry book and would explain why it's so much more difficult than other chemistry math problems.

wolfe8 · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

You welcomed me. (: a few hours ago

wolfe8 · Answer

Oh sorry hehe. I see about 100 people everyday on here.

anonymous · Answer

I understand! Thanks again! See ya!

chmvijay · Answer

@CheyenneC you should acknowledge @wolfe8 by medal since he has helped u :) can u do that

anonymous · Answer

You're right, I should

wolfe8 · Answer

Oh hehe thanks you both. Have a good night/day!

anonymous · Answer

You too, Wolfe