Light of wavelength 6000 A in air enters a medium ofrefractive index 1.5.What will be the frequency in the medium?
Question asked by: rajatrocs
Asked on: 22 Jul 2009
Not sure but might it be that you divide the one by the other, e.g. like 6000 divided by 1.5? In which case that would make it 4000 wouldn't it
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The answer to this question is not correct. when light enters from a denser to rare or from rare to denser, only its wavelength changes , its frequency remains constant
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Date of comment: Sat, Jul 31st 2010
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The answer to this question is not correct. when light enters from a denser to rare or from rare to denser, only its wavelength changes , its frequency remains constantBy: zahidph
Date of comment: Sat, Jul 31st 2010
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