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Which of the following statement is false?

a)
A photon with a longer wavelength has a lower energy than a photon with a
shorter wavelength
b)
A photon with a higher frequency has higher energy than a photon with a
lower frequency
c) UV rays have higher frequency than IR radiations
d) X rays have higher speed than UV rays
e) UV rays have longer wavelength that X rays

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