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An infrared wave has a wavelength of 2.33 10-5 m What is its frequency?
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To calculate it's frequency the equation to use is frequency = speed of light (3*10^8) divided by the wavelength (2.33*10^-5).
Therefore the answer would be 1.29*10^13.
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