Answer to Question #286556 in Classical Mechanics for ellie

Classical Mechanics

Question #286556

a low-frequency radio wave has a frequency of 250,000Hz. what is the wavelength of this radio wave?

Expert's answer

"\\lambda=\\frac c\\nu=\\frac{300000000}{250000}=1.2~km."

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