the mass of a photon with wavelength 1A is
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E=mc^2
E=hc/wavelength
So mc^2=hc/wavelength
mc=h/wavelength
m=hc/wavelength=12400/1 =12400 kg
(After putting the value of h and c we get 12400)
E=hc/wavelength
So mc^2=hc/wavelength
mc=h/wavelength
m=hc/wavelength=12400/1 =12400 kg
(After putting the value of h and c we get 12400)
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heya mate here is your answer
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mass of photon is measured by following formula
If you take Einstein's equation E = m c^2 , where m = mass and c = speed of light, and the Planck equationfor the energy of a photon, E = h f , where h = Planck's constant and f = the frequency of the photon, and combine them you get: m c^2 = hf or that m = h f/c^2.
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mass of photon is measured by following formula
If you take Einstein's equation E = m c^2 , where m = mass and c = speed of light, and the Planck equationfor the energy of a photon, E = h f , where h = Planck's constant and f = the frequency of the photon, and combine them you get: m c^2 = hf or that m = h f/c^2.
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