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Physics, 30.01.2020 16:52 wedestttefera

Also visible light with a wavelength of 480nm appears

a violet
b green
c blue
d red

microwave have a wavelength and frequency than radio wave

a longer, higher
b longer, lower
c shorter, higher
d shorter, lower

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Also visible light with a wavelength of 480nm appears a violet b green c blu

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