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A Light object has data members frequency and intensity, representing the frequency and the intensity values of a light. Perform the following tasks: • Write a statement that declares variable myLight as a unique\_ptr of type Light. • Then, in the same statement, initialize myLight with a dynamically allocated Light object returned by new Light(). void RunLight(double frequencyVal, double intensityVal) { /* Your code goes here */ myLight->Set(frequencyVal, intensityVal); myLight->Print(); } int main() { double frequencyIn; double intensityIn; cin >> frequencyIn; cin >> intensityIn;

          A Light object has data members frequency and intensity, representing the frequency and the intensity values of a light. Perform the following tasks:
• Write a statement that declares variable myLight as a unique\_ptr of type Light.
• Then, in the same statement, initialize myLight with a dynamically allocated Light object returned by new Light().
void RunLight(double frequencyVal, double intensityVal) {
/* Your code goes here */
myLight->Set(frequencyVal, intensityVal);
myLight->Print();
}
int main() {
double frequencyIn;
double intensityIn;
cin >> frequencyIn;
cin >> intensityIn;

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03/27/2024

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A Light object has data members frequency and intensity, representing the frequency and the intensity values of a light. Perform the following tasks: • Write a statement that declares variable myLight as a unique\_ptr of type Light. • Then, in the same statement, initialize myLight with a dynamically allocated Light object returned by new Light(). void RunLight(double frequencyVal, double intensityVal) { /* Your code goes here */ myLight->Set(frequencyVal, intensityVal); myLight->Print(); } int main() { double frequencyIn; double intensityIn; cin >> frequencyIn; cin >> intensityIn;

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00:01 Okay, we are asked to arrange the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, in order of decreasing wavelength, decreasing frequency, and decreasing energy.

00:14 So decreasing frequency.

00:16 Our highest frequency will be gamma.

00:23 Our lowest frequency will be microwaves.

00:28 And then at next will be x -rays, ultraviolet, visible, infrared.

00:52 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.

00:55 And frequency, so decreasing wavelength.

00:58 This will be short or long to short.

01:05 So these are the longer to the shorter.

01:08 This will be just the opposite.

01:09 The longest will be microwaves.

01:13 The shortest will be gamma.

01:15 And microwaves, infrared, visible, uv, x -rays, two, three, four, five, six.

01:31 And decreasing energy, the highest energy will be gamma, the lowest energy will be microwaves, gamma, x -rays, uv, vis, and infrared.

01:55 Okay, now next we're asked to calculate the wavelength in centimeters given frequency equals 4 .85 times 10 to the 15th s to the minus 1.

02:29 C equals lambda nu that will be equal c over nu so my wavelength will equal 2 .998 i don't know what your instructor wants you to use use what you want there meters per second divided by 4 .85 times 10 to the 15th as to the minus one.

02:54 Let me grab my calculator.

02:56 I hope i brought that...

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