Question #96eae Chemistry Bohr Model of the Atom Calculations with wavelength and frequency 1 Answer anor277 Sep 3, 2017 Well, we know that c=nuxxlambda.......... Explanation: And so lambda("wavelength")=c/nu...and so we put the numbers into this quotient..... lambda=(3.00xx10^8*m*s^-1)/(3.64xx10^7*s^-1) (Note "Hz"-="frequency" and has units of s^-1) And so we get.....lambda=8.24*m....i.e. we are in the radiowave section. Answer link Related questions Question #f2711 Question #6b062 Question #6b066 What is the formula for frequency? How can I calculate wavelength of radio waves? How can I calculate wavelength in meters? How can I calculate wavelength of a photon? How can I calculate the wavelength from energy? How do you calculate the wavelength from speed? How do you calculate the frequency of a wave? See all questions in Calculations with wavelength and frequency Impact of this question 1733 views around the world You can reuse this answer Creative Commons License