Sample Problem c =    c  =  3.00  108 m/s  = 6.0  /s

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Sample Problem c =    c  =  3.00  108 m/s  = 6.0  10 14 1/s What is the wavelength (nm) of visible green light with frequency 6.0  1014 Hz? c =     =  c  = 6.0  10 14 1/s 3.00  108 m/s  = 5.0  10-7 m ...but 1 nm = 1  10-9 m so...  = 5.0  102 nm (~500 nm)

Sample Problem  = 94.5 MHz = 94.5  106 Hz c =     =  c  = What is the wavelength (nm) of the electromagnetic radiation coming from the KSTP 94.5 FM radio station?  = 94.5 MHz = 94.5  106 Hz c =     =  c  = 94.5  106 1/s 3.00  108 m/s  = 3.17 m ...but 1 nm = 1  10-9 m so...  = 3.17  109 nm (317,000,000 nm)