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Download Solution PDFWhich color has the longest wavelength
  1. Orange
  2. Violet
  3. Green
  4. Red

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The visible color from shortest to longest wavelength are : Violet , Blue, Green , yellow, orange and red

Red has the lowest frequency and has the longest wavelength. This is the reason why Red color light is used on top of the towers, as it can be easily seen from long distances as compared to other colors.

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