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1. The Moon does not produce light by itself. How do we get moon light?
2. In a given medium, how are wavelength and frequency of a wave related? Using this relationship,
state which would be more diffracted, waves with high frequency or waves with low frequency.



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Final answer:

Moonlight is sunlight reflected by the Moon, and wavelength and frequency of a wave are inversely related causing higher frequency waves to be more diffracted.


Explanation:

Moonlight is sunlight reflected by the Moon. The Moon itself does not produce light; instead, it reflects the light from the Sun which reaches the Earth.

Wavelength and frequency of a wave are inversely related: as wavelength increases, frequency decreases. Waves with higher frequency are more diffracted compared to waves with lower frequency.


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