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The portion of
Answer to Problem 5Q
The wavelength of
Explanation of Solution
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The Electromagnetic spectrum is as follows:
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Table 1 From table 1, the given wavelength of
Conclusion:
Thus, the wavelength of
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The portion of electromagnetic spectrum the wavelength of
Answer to Problem 5Q
The wavelength of
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Wavelength is
Concept used:
From table 1, the given wavelength of
Conclusion:
Thus, the wavelength of
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The portion of electromagnetic spectrum the wavelength of
Answer to Problem 5Q
The wavelength of
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Wavelength is
Concept used:
From table 1, the given wavelength of
Conclusion:
Thus, the wavelength of
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The portion of electromagnetic spectrum the wavelength of
Answer to Problem 5Q
The wavelength of
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Wavelength is
Concept used:
From table 1, the given wavelength of
Conclusion:
Thus, the wavelength of
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The portion of electromagnetic spectrum the wavelength of
Answer to Problem 5Q
The wavelength of
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Wavelength is
Concept used:
From table 1, the given wavelength of
Conclusion:
Thus, the wavelength of
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The portion of electromagnetic spectrum the wavelength of
Answer to Problem 5Q
The wavelength of
Explanation of Solution
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Wavelength is
Concept used:
From table 1, the given wavelength of
Conclusion:
Thus, the wavelength of
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The portion of electromagnetic spectrum the wavelength of
Answer to Problem 5Q
The wavelength of
Explanation of Solution
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Wavelength is
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From table 1, the given wavelength of
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Thus, the wavelength of
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