I How Is the Planck Relation E=hf Derived?

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How do one derive the relation E=hf?
 
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How do one derive the relation E=hf?
If the link from my Google search does not answer your question, you should post it in your existing thread on the subject, rather than starting new threads on the same questions. Please post it here if needed:

https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/energy-of-an-electromagnetic-wave.1017351/

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