Question

Two photon having equal wavelength doesn't have equal linear momenta

Answer 1

Answer:

Your question is wrong.

Explanation:

From De-Broglie's expression for calculating wavelength of photon,

λ= h/p ( where λ is wavelength of the photon used, h is planck's constant, p is linear momentum)

If two photons have equal wavelength then their linear momenta should be equal from the above equation because h is a constant.