Frequency vs. Velocity
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Re: Frequency vs. Velocity
the velocity of light is c -- a constant -- while frequency is variable depending on the wavelength
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Re: Frequency vs. Velocity
The speed of light is 3.0 x 10^8 m/s while the frequency can be determined according to wavelength.
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Re: Frequency vs. Velocity
The velocity of light is equal to the constant c, while we can find the frequency of light given it's wavelength.
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Re: Frequency vs. Velocity
velocity is measured in m/s and corresponds with c which is equal to 3.0 x 10^8 while frequency has units (hz or s^-1) and is obtained by dividing c over wavelength or by dividing energy by planck's constant (h-6.626 x 10^-34).
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Re: Frequency vs. Velocity
Yes, the velocity of light is always a constant, as far as we are concerned.
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Re: Frequency vs. Velocity
Frequency and velocity are not the same thing as frequency is obtained by dividing the speed of light over a give wavelength where as velocity is always a constant as "c" which is the speed of light.
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Re: Frequency vs. Velocity
Velocity of light is the same as speed of light, c=3.00x10^8 m/s. Frequency varies and can be found through given wavelengths and/or energy in a problem.
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