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A photon has an energy of E1= 1.0x10^-20 J. A second photon has twice the wavelength as the first photon. Which of the following regarding the second photon is true?
A. E2= (1/2)E1
B. E2= E1
C. E2= 2E1
D. E2= 3E1
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