4. Find the wavelength of radiation whose photons have energy equal to 1.4 eV. i. 0.34...

4. Find the wavelength of radiation whose photons have energy equal to 1.4 eV.
i. 0.34 ?m
ii. 0.89 ?m
iii. 1.2 ?m
iv. 1.7 ?m

5. Explain (in words, not equations) what the Betz limit is and how it is derived.

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