What is wavelength of visible spectrum?

Correct answer: C. 3900 - 7600 angstrom

  • A. 8500 - 9800 angstrom
  • B. 7800 - 8000 angstrom
  • C. 3900 - 7600 angstrom
  • D. 1300 - 3000 angstrom

Explanation

Visible light has wavelengths of approximately 3900 to 7600 Å, or 390 to 760 nm. The likely mistake is 7800 to 8000 Å, which lies mainly in the infrared region beyond the usual visible range.

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