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can someone help me with some math science?

 Nov 8, 2016
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Only if you give us a question.

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What math science question do you have?

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what is the wavelength of x rays having a freguency of 4.80 * 10^17 Hz?

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velocity = frequency * wavelength

 Nov 8, 2016
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velocity = frequency * wavelength 

 

yes thank you, but I'm not sure if I get that. I mean how would I show my work for that?

BlueRaven  Nov 8, 2016
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Wavelength=Speed of light/Frequency

 

W = 3 x 10^8 / 4.80 * 10^17 Hz

W = 6.25 x 10^-10 meters - wavelength of the x-ray.

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your a big help thank you very much. 

BlueRaven  Nov 8, 2016
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Do you mind if I ask another question?

BlueRaven  Nov 8, 2016
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Go ahead.

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An Fm radio station broadcast at a freguency of 98.5min. what is the wavelength of the station's broadcast signal?

BlueRaven  Nov 8, 2016
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An Fm radio station broadcast at a freguency of 98.5min. what is the wavelength of the station's broadcast signal?

 

Use the same formula I gave you:

Wavelength = Speed of light / Frequency

W =3 x 10^8 / 98.5 

[Your frequency of 98.5 MUST be in herz, but not sure if you have it right. Generally speaking, FM Radio Stations broadcast at a frequency in MHz(megaherz), or in millions of herz]

W =3 x 10^8 /98.5 x 10^6

W = ~3 meters - wavelength of the station's broadcast signal.

 Nov 8, 2016

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