How to Calculate Electomagnetic Radiation in iPhones?
The Apple iPhone transmits electromagnetic radiation at a frequency 850 MHz
when connecting to an AT&T cellular network. What is the wavelength of this
electromagnetic radiation in units of meters and centimeters?
I have no idea what to do since I'm only given one piece of information!
Wavelength: lambda
c = lambda*f
lambda = (3*10^8) / (850*10^6. M = 0, 35299m = 35, 29 cm
You have the frequency, and you know that it is electromagnetic radiation which travels at the speed of light.So, use the relationship:
speed of light = frequency X wavelength
Convert your frequency into Hz, and use 3.00 X 10^8 m/s for c. Your wavelength will be in meters.
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