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Paul [167]
3 years ago
9

Electromagnetic radiation can be specified by its wavelength ( ), its frequency ( ) or its period ( ). The period is the time it

takes one complete wavelength to pass a point in space. Based on this information, what is the mathematical relationship between and ?
Physics
1 answer:
kirill [66]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

The relation between f,T,λ

f=\frac{1}{T}

λ =\frac{v}{f}

λ =\frac{v}{T}

Explanation:

Let us consider,

                         wavelength as λ

                             frequency as  f

                             time period as T

The <em>time period</em> is defined as time taken by the wave to complete one oscillation or number or seconds to complete one full oscillation.

The <em>frequency </em>is defined as number of oscillation done per second.

The <em>wavelength</em> is defined as distance between two successive crests or trough. in a wave.

<em>The frequency and time period are reciprocals. </em>

<em>The wavelength and frequency are reciprocals ie larger the wavelength shorter is the frequency</em>

The relation between frequency and time period is f =\frac{1}{T}.

The relation between wavelength and frequency is λ =\frac{v}{f}

                     where v is velocity of light.

The relation between wavelength and time period is λ =\frac{v}{T}

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