Science, asked by muludes12, 1 year ago

Assume the speed of light as 3x108 m/s. if the frequency of an electromagnetic wave is 1,000,000 GHz (GHz=gigaherz=109), what is the wavelength of the radiation? Express the answer in micrometers and interpret the result.

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Answered by shubham5274927
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Answer:

Look first of all you have to know exactly the formula we are using here which is so simple.....Please read explanation and try to gasp the formula

Explanation:

Now the formula or you can say relation between wavelength(lambda) and frequency is given by

c(speed of light)= f(frequency)× lambda(wavelength)

Now, lambda = c÷f

just we have to put values now

where c is given as 3×10^8 m/s.

Convert Gigahertz(GHz) to hertz(Hz), as 1GHz = 10^9 Hz

so..... 10^6 GHz will be equal to 10^15 Hz

Now after solving(you can easily do that i hope) you will get lambda value as 3×10^-7 metres.....but we want answer in micrometre so

1 metre= 10^ 6 micrometre

so 3×10^-7 metre will be equals to 3×10^-7 × 10^6 = 3 × 10^-1 micrometre or 0.3 micrometre...

(^)----> denoting raised to power on 10......

I hope it helps for any query feel free to ask

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