### Quiz on Visible Light Frequencies and Wavelengths**Question 1:**Which of the following colors from the visible range has the greatest frequency?- o Yellow- o Red- o Orange- o Green- o Blue**Question 2:**Which of the following colors from the visible range has the shortest wavelength?- o Green- o Red- o Orange- o Blue- o Yellow#### Explanation:**Frequency and Wavelength Relationship:**In the visible light spectrum, frequency and wavelength are inversely proportional. As frequency increases, wavelength decreases, and vice versa. Here's a general idea of the frequencies and wavelengths of the visible spectrum from lowest frequency/longest wavelength to highest frequency/shortest wavelength:- **Red**: lowest frequency, longest wavelength- **Orange**- **Yellow**- **Green**- **Blue**: highest frequency, shortest wavelengthGiven the above information:- Blue light has the greatest frequency and the shortest wavelength among the colors listed.Feel free to answer the questions and test your understanding of the visible light spectrum!

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Which of the following colors from the visible range has the greatest frequency yellow red orange green blue Which of the following colors from the visible range has the shortest wavelength green red orange blue yellow

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