Light: air λ=600 nm, c=3×10^8; glass speed=2×10^8 m/s, frequency unchanged. Glass λ?
A900 nm
B300 nm
C400 nm
D600 nm
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. 400 nm
The air frequency is 5×10^14 Hz and remains unchanged, so the glass wavelength is 2×10^8/(5×10^14)=400 nm.
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