Find the ranges of lights wave number

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a. Find the ranges of this light's frequency. min? max? in Hz

b. Find the ranges of this light's angular frequency. min? Max? in rad/s

c. Find the ranges of this light's wave number. min? max? in rad/m

Reference no: EM13254431

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