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Which model represents the electromagnetic wave with the MOST energy?
A.
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B.
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C.
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D.
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I can’t see the four images — could you either upload them or describe each (wavelength and amplitude for A–D)?
General rule you can use:
- Energy per photon ∝ frequency (E = hf) so shorter wavelength (higher frequency) → more energy per photon.
- For a classical EM wave, energy density (intensity) ∝ amplitude^2, so larger amplitude → more energy carried by the wave.
So:
- If only wavelength differs, pick the shortest wavelength (highest frequency).
- If only amplitude differs, pick the largest amplitude.
- If both differ, pick the wave that has the largest amplitude AND the shortest wavelength (if you must pick one, the one with both high frequency and large amplitude carries the most energy).
General rule you can use:
- Energy per photon ∝ frequency (E = hf) so shorter wavelength (higher frequency) → more energy per photon.
- For a classical EM wave, energy density (intensity) ∝ amplitude^2, so larger amplitude → more energy carried by the wave.
So:
- If only wavelength differs, pick the shortest wavelength (highest frequency).
- If only amplitude differs, pick the largest amplitude.
- If both differ, pick the wave that has the largest amplitude AND the shortest wavelength (if you must pick one, the one with both high frequency and large amplitude carries the most energy).
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