Wavelength-Frequency equation

[@adithyarao5324]

The best video explaining Wavelength-Frequency equations.

[@jewelsh3030]

Very clear. Love the visual representation of the triangle, I've never seen it expressed like that.

[@cherushithemc9119]

This is what I'm waiting for! My teacher didn't taught us about that triangle. Thanks to you!

[@selenie777]

You are awesome! thank you for this video!

[@moshman1000]

This was awesome! Thank you! This totally makes sense now. Easy to remember!

[@benperry4336]

I have a chemistry test tomorrow and this is the ONLY part I don't get! This was very informative. Thanks!

[@pikomano4935]

How’d ya ge 10^14?

[@deltagold9646]

Awesome , very clear. Thank you. :]

[@HelloMaelien]

life saver!

[@mvssdineshkumar4566]

super thanks for your nice explanation i have understood by your explanation easily

[@umeshchandra9424]

Good explanation

[@azayacourtneyhofilena6159]

It helps a lot tysm❤

[@dewa8545]

Thanks alot man

[@ambinicole5159]

Thaaaanks!

[@meganhenry5795]

How did you get the exponent "14" in the final answer? That's the only thing I'm confused about.

[@lunablackstar4473]

He added/subtracted the exponents I believe

[@bbains8195]

I'm confused.. isn't nm(nanometers) 1x10^-9 why is he using 1x10^9? Someone please help

[@nash3145]

This is a very good video, but I believe you made a mistake with nanometers because 1 nm= 10-9 m

[@goosee7776]

Im awnser question without waching the video... frenqueny of radiation starts at about 1400 mhz or the correct exponent is 14.2" so he is close, its on the 700nm wavelength tecnicly radiation itself does not have collar tho so... radiation not a light' exzactly more of unstable force'

[@raju8774]

how did you get 10 to the fourteenth? very confused I just started the unit today

[@stillstanding1234567]

how do you get the exponent 14 in 5.75x10^14?

[@jshrike3527]

You convert m to nm and there is 10^-9 m in 1 nm

[@nash3145]

correct me if I'm wrong

[@erickvazquez5664]

wrong, it's not 522x10-9. it's supposed to be 5.22x10-7

[@arminkhoshbin1406]

How did he go from 522 * 1/10 to the 9th and the answer ended up being 522*10 to the negative 9th

[@nivadra7669]

dank xd

[@911loveyou]

HELP. How come when I do 522/10EE9 I get 5.22 x 10EE-8

[@chickensalsa9905]

Dont read the EE sign

[@lifeless.sandwich]

The fuck is e

[@nash3145]

oh, never mind. I see what you did.

[@dianeog1]

574 THz

[@ishraq7734]

hey, isn't the answer supposed to be 5.74 x 10^-4 Hz...? How did you get 10^14 in the frequency???

[@policebear9347]

hey bb

[@johnathanhimka]

still sounds like not english

[@JC-xk8vh]

Your video started off great, but your first conversion is wrong, so I stopped watching it. 522nm is 5.22e-7!!!

[@YamenNazer]

it is equal to 522e-9