Explain the wavelengths of several photons

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Explain the wavelengths of several photons are provided below. Explain which photon has the largest energy? (BE CAREFUL WITH UNITS)

a) 2.4x106 m

b) 1.2x103 nm

c) 600 nm

d) 3.0x10-4 mm

e) 150x10-9 m

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