Graphing - photonic Energy Vs Frequency

In summary, the relationship between the energy of a photon and its frequency can be described as directly proportional, where an increase in frequency results in an increase in photon energy. This relationship is represented by a diagonal line through the origin on a graph with frequency on the x-axis and photonic energy on the y-axis. This can be explained by Planck's relationship, where energy equals Planck's constant multiplied by frequency.
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MRFISCHERRULZ
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Homework Statement



"What is the relationship between the energy of a photon and its frequency"

then

"Qualitively graph photonic energy versus frequency. No values are required. The Slope does not need to be specific."



Homework Equations



we are given a graph with no values, the frequency is on the X-Axis while the photonic energy is on the Y-Axis



The Attempt at a Solution





i have drawn a straight line at a diagonal, which goes through the origin, this would infact make the photonic energy directly proportional to the frequency.

I am not sure if this is correct?, are you please able to assist me to achieve the correct answer

thanks


Mr. Fischer
 
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MRFISCHERRULZ said:
i have drawn a straight line at a diagonal, which goes through the origin, this would infact make the photonic energy directly proportional to the frequency.
Sounds good. (What's the energy of a photon of given frequency?)
 
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i am not given any frequencies?
 
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MRFISCHERRULZ said:
i am not given any frequencies?
What's the general relationship between photon energy and frequency?
 
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If the frequency increases, the photon energy will increase

directly proportional?
 
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MRFISCHERRULZ said:
If the frequency increases, the photon energy will increase

directly proportional?
Yes. The energy of a photon is related to the frequency of the radiation by Planck's relationship: Energy = Planck's constant X frequency.

See: http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/mod2.html#c3"
 
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thanks, you have been of great assistance!
 
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