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No this is not a stupid question. A wave with frequency too "low" would actually have 0 energy. I assume you mean when the wave actually becomes flat. E=hf would become 0=hf meaning 0/h=f meaning frequency is 0. If 0 is the "too low" you want, then there you go. "Too high" of a frequency means infinite energy, aka impossible. The speed of light is calculated to be the limit because of this impossibility. E=hf solves to f=infinity/h aka infinity aka impossible in the physical world. Please let me know if you need any more help.

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