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what is the energy of a wave of wavelength 400 nm
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I probably should not have used v. It's actually Mu not v. Let me just rewrite everything. E=hf where f=c/wavelength
I need a numerical value for this question
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Energy of a wave ?? Don't you rather mean energy of a photon?
E = h c / lambda = (Planck)(3x10^8 m/s)/(400x10-9m) look up Planck's constant.
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