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HELP PLS ITS URGENT what is the energy of a photon of a red light? red: 6.50x10^-7m
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HELP PLS ITS URGENT what is the energy of a photon of a red light?

red: 6.50x10^-7m

User Yoichi Nakayama
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I think the answer is is 4.62x10^14 s-1

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Sorry if it is wrong

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