Help with planck equation
what is the photon energy for a frequency of 1000
@Data_LG2 Im confused with how to factor in 6.626 x 10-34 j*s im confused bout the -34
Maybe my text was printed wrong S:
\(\sf 6.626 \times 10^{-34} J•s\) -34 is the exponent.... ....
ohh so it was printed wrong
i was going to think that, but was unsure :/
cause it didn't provide any examples of the problem :C
aww.. it's good that you ask :) so what do you need to do with the planck's constant?
multiply it by 1000 to get the photon energy :p
well nvm it would just be 1000h cause they arent asking me to work it out
options with 1h 10h 1000h 1001 lol
^_^ LOL , it is better to make sure of everything oh nvm, okay! goodluck.. I see that you are advancing in physics now :D
Indeedly i got 2 more units then I am done :3 I end my senior year may 29th
so im trying to get all my work done like 2 weeks ahead so
oh congratz! happy graduation ^_^
Thank you :p
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