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If the engery (E) of a wave increases, what happens to the frequency (f) and the wavelength

If the engery (E) of a wave increases, what happens to the frequency (f) and the wavelength
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If the engery (E) of a wave increases, what happens to the frequency (f) and the wavelength

If the engery (E) of a wave increases, what happens to the frequency (f) and the wavelength-example-1
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Energy that is transmitted in the wave is in inversely related to the wavelength, and directly to frequency.

According to the formula for the energy of a photon or a particle of light.

E = hf

Where f = 1/wavelength.
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