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A wave is characterized by its wavelength or say frequency.
say two identical monochromatic sources (torch1 and 2) are lit.
what happens if the first torch 1 is lit for 5 seconds and the 2 is lit for 10 seconds starting at the same instant. (considering they emit a single wave only).
if the torch 2 produces wave for twice the length of the 1st then are their energies different??
if so then E=hv says that both should have the same energy??
how come??
pls explain!
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say two identical monochromatic sources (torch1 and 2) are lit.
what happens if the first torch 1 is lit for 5 seconds and the 2 is lit for 10 seconds starting at the same instant. (considering they emit a single wave only).
if the torch 2 produces wave for twice the length of the 1st then are their energies different??
if so then E=hv says that both should have the same energy??
how come??
pls explain!
bs