Answer to Question #172616 in Physics for saanvi

Question #172616

Gamma rays have a frequency of 13 x 10^18 Hz. Calculate the wavelength of this gamma ray.

Expert's answer

"\\lambda=\\dfrac{c}{f}=\\dfrac{3\\cdot10^8\\ \\dfrac{m}{s}}{13\\cdot10^{18}\\ Hz}=2.31\\cdot10^{-11}\\ m."

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