Red light has a lower energy per photon than blue light. Therefore, red light has

A) higher frequency, shorter wavelength than blue light.
B) lower frequency, longer wavelength than blue light.
C) lower frequency, shorter wavelength than blue light.
D) higher frequency, longer wavelength than blue light.


B) lower frequency, longer wavelength than blue light.

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