Speed is synonymous to velocity. velocity can have the units m/s. Wavelength is in "m" and frequency has units of "hz". 1 Hz is the same as saying 1 per second. So, Hz = 1/s. If you multiply your two variables, you will end up with units of m/s. Again, m/s is velocity, which is speed. The math is easy, but understanding the equations is tricky. The answer is (5.8x10^-7m) x (5.17x10^14 hz)
UV has a wavelenght of 400nm and less you can calculate the frequency with this formula V (frequency) = c (speed of light) / λ (wavelenght)
Yellow light has the lower frequency.
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Orange has a longer wavelength than yellow. On the spectrum of visible light red is longest and violet is shortest.
light consist of many wavelenght and different wavelenght will be absorb by different object leaving certain wavelenght to escape and thus the colour of the object is shown
UV has a wavelenght of 400nm and less you can calculate the frequency with this formula V (frequency) = c (speed of light) / λ (wavelenght)
Visible light. The higher the frequency, the shorter the wavelength.
wavelength = velocity / frequency
Yellow light has the lower frequency.
Frequency can be calculated using Velocity/Wavelength. 3x108m/s / 3x10-2m = 1010s-1 So that's 1010 Hz, or 10GHz.
5.36 times 1014 Hertz (535,344 GHz)
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Light has characteristics such as frequency, luminosity (intensity)Though red has lowest frequency it has less luminance where as yellow has more luminance. Hence yellow is used.
Every radio wave has a different length. It depends on the frequency and is inversely proportional to the speed of light. K1ATV, Mesa AZ
Orange has a longer wavelength than yellow. On the spectrum of visible light red is longest and violet is shortest.
light consist of many wavelenght and different wavelenght will be absorb by different object leaving certain wavelenght to escape and thus the colour of the object is shown
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