given a wavelength of 0.7 um and a light source emission of 1.2 watts (uniformly in all directions) what is the frequency of the light?
speed of light = v = 3x108 m/s
f = v/λ
= (3x108 m/s)/(0.7x10-6 m)
= 4.3x1014 Hz
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