Questions : Q 1. Calculate the frequencies of the following wavelengths of EM radiation: a. 633 nm. b. 1.06 µm. c. 6943 Angstroms. d. 10.6 µm. f. 4.88x107 е. 3 m. m.
Questions : Q 1. Calculate the frequencies of the following wavelengths of EM radiation: a. 633 nm. b. 1.06 µm. c. 6943 Angstroms. d. 10.6 µm. f. 4.88x107 е. 3 m. m.
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![Questions :
Q 1. Calculate the frequencies of the following wavelengths of EM
radiation:
b. l.06 μm.
d. 10.6 µm.
f. 4.88x10 m.
a. 633 nm.
c. 6943 Angstroms.
е. 3 m.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F373c5ea1-299b-4610-8146-3477bd842eb9%2Fa3394d20-9a83-4edf-b9a6-286b65595c2e%2Fxtb20nd_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Questions :
Q 1. Calculate the frequencies of the following wavelengths of EM
radiation:
b. l.06 μm.
d. 10.6 µm.
f. 4.88x10 m.
a. 633 nm.
c. 6943 Angstroms.
е. 3 m.
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