Answer:
False
Step-by-step explanation:
The wavelength of red light is greater than blue light. Its energy is less.
Both statements are false. Search for a graphic of the "electromagnetic spectrum." Many will note the wavelengths of the various regions (IR, UV, Visible, Microwave, etc. Observe the relationships. Red has less energy than blue. That sounds counterintuitive, based on artist's use of red to connote fire or some energetic situation. But the red in a fire obscures human vision to the blues and UV radiation from the same source. A welder uses a UV shield to blocjk these wavelengths, to avoid eye damage.