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Two electromagnetic waves are emitted from a source. Wave A has a wavelength of 329 nm while Wave B has a wavelength of 645 nm. a) What is the speed of Wave A? v = m/s b) What is the frequency of Wave A? fA = Hz c) What is the speed of Wave B? v = m/s d) What is the frequency of Wave B? fB = Hz

Two electromagnetic waves are emitted from a source. Wave A has a wavelength of 329 nm while Wave B has a wavelength of 645 nm. a) What is the speed of Wave A? v = m/s b) What is the frequency of Wave A? fA = Hz c) What is the speed of Wave B? v = m/s d) What is the frequency of Wave B? fB = Hz

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Two electromagnetic waves are emitted from a source. Wave A has a wavelength of 329 nm while Wave B has a wavelength of 645 nm. a) What is the speed of Wave A? v = m/s b) What is the frequency of Wave A? fA = Hz c) What is the speed of Wave B? v = m/s d) What is the frequency of Wave B? fB = Hz

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