What is the frequency of this radiation

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Solve the all parts of given problem:

Problem: The electromagnetic waves used in a microwave oven has a wavelength of 13.34 cm.

Part a: What is the frequency of this radiation?

Part b: Electromagnetic waves in a microwave can exhibit standing waves just as we discussed for other types of waves. If there is a standing wave in your microwave oven, what is the distance between nodes?

Part c: Based on your answer in part (b), why do you think microwaves ovens contain rotating carousels?

Please show how you got the answer for above problem.

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