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When does a light beam have only a single frequency?
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Answer:A light beam never has exactly one frequency. Even a single bit of light (a photon) never has exactly one frequency. It is fundamentally impossible for a photon to have exactly one frequency

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When does a light beam have only a single frequency?
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