Determine the frequency of this wave

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An electromagnetic wave of wavelength 405 is traveling in vacuum in the direction. The electric field has amplitude 2.20×10?3 and is parallel to the axis.

Part A What is the frequency of this wave?

f=_________Hz

Reference no: EM13520499

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