what region of the electromagnetic spectrum or to what wavelength scale is necessary to measure

Name: what region of the electromagnetic spectrum or to what wavelength scale is necessary to measure a wavelength shift and why 60725
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00:01 According to the question wavelength which is lambda is equals to 380 nanometer.

00:12 So, 380 multiplied with 10 to the power minus 9 meter.

00:19 So, the value of h is equals to 6 .626 multiplied with 10 to the power minus 34 unit.

00:39 So, the value is l value is 3 multiplied with 10 to the power 8 unit...

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What region of the electromagnetic spectrum (or to what wavelength scale) is necessary to measure a wavelength shift (and why)?

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What region of the electromagnetic spectrum (or to what wavelength scale) is necessary to measure a wavelength shift (and why)?

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