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A light wave has a frequency of 5 1014 Hz and a speed of 3 108 m/s. Use the wavelength equation to calculate the wavelength.
A.
8.1 1012 m
B.
6 10-7 m
C.
1.5 1023 m
D.
4.4 10-2 m
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