Is there a formula for energy associated with x-rays?

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dagg3r

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Is there a formula to work out the energy associated with x-rays when i have a frequency and wavelength?
 

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Come on, dagg3r. Open your book--it's in there.

I'm closing this thread because it is just a copy of your other one.
 

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