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The wavelength of red light is 7×10 to the power of -7 m. Express this value in nanometers.

A. 700 nm
B. 7 nm
C. 70 nm
D. 0.7 nm

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User Suchita
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Final answer:

The wavelength of red light is 7×10^-7 m. To express this in nanometers, multiply by 10^9 (the conversion factor from meters to nanometers). The answer is 700 nm.

Step-by-step explanation:

The wavelength of red light is given as 7×10-7 meters. To express this value in nanometers (nm), we use the fact that 1 nm equals 10-9 meters. Therefore, the conversion is done by multiplying the given wavelength by 109 (to convert meters to nanometers).

7×10-7 m × 109 nm/m = 700 nm

So, the wavelength of red light when expressed in nanometers is 700 nm, which corresponds to answer choice A. 700 nm.

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