2. How Do Frequency And Wavelength Relate To Each Other?

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Vocabulary Questions: 1. Explain what gamma ray bursts are, using information from the article. Gamma ray bursts are the brief flickering of gamma ray light occurring from distant galaxies, but particularly occurring from a star exploding along with forming a black hole. When it comes to gamma rays, it’s the shortest wavelength in the electromagnetic spectrum. Making it deadly to humans. 2. How do frequency and wavelength relate to each other? Use details and examples from the text in your answer. Frequency and wavelength are related to one another because frequency describes the number of waves that of which passes by a point during one second. Wavelength is related on accounts to the distance from a peak of one wave to the peak of

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