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4. The wavelength of a violet light wave is measured as 435 nm. a. What is this wave's frequency? b. How much energy does this wave have?
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4. The wavelength of a violet light wave is measured as 435 nm.
a. What is this wave's frequency?
b. How much energy does this wave have?
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