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SOLUTION:
will use the equation c = λν, solving for frequency gives:
c
ν=
λ
Since c is in ms−1, the wavelength has to be in meters. You have the following relationship between meters
and nanometers:
1 m = 109 nm or 1 nm = 10−9 m
You will have to change the 485.2 nm to m. There are two ways you can do this:
o You can use the factor label method with one of the two conversion factors given above:
1m -7
485.2 nm ( 9
) = 4.852 x 10 m
10 nm
o of you simply add “x 10−9 ” to the 485.2 nm directly in the equation to change it to meters
8
3.00 x 10 ms-1 14
ν= -9
= 6.18 x 10 s-1
485.2 x 10 m
PROBLEM: Find the wavelength, in nm, of an EM wave with a frequency of 6.25 x 10 15.
SOLUTION:
will use the equation c = λν, solving for wavelength gives:
c
λ=
ν
8
3.00 x 10 ms-1 -8
λ= 15
= 4.80 x 10 m
6.25 x 10 s-1
Since want wavelength in nm, you need to convert using one of the conversion factors from above.
9
-8 10 nm
4.80 x 10 m( ) = 48.0 nm
1m