Simple.

Let's think it over.

Why high frequency wave is high energy state than lower one?

Everyone know this phenomena well.

But how to we describe it exactly?

Don't use E=hv =h / lamda equation.

I thought it over. I waved.

Some kid who was passing waved back, which was nice.

 

What were you hoping to achieve from this thread?

Why do faster moving objects have more kinetic energy, don't use the equations for kinetic energy?

What's the difference between a duck?

What's the difference between a duck?

 

cheese.

What's the difference between a duck?

"Everyone know this phenomena well."

But please don't use the answer that "its leg are both the same".

 

OK, That's probably enough piss taking.

 

Alpha, it is clear that you did not express the question clearly.

What did you mean?

I mean" Why short wave has high energy than long wave?"

How to explain this?

Energy ====> potential energy, kinetic energy, wave energy, ...

Can we describe the wave energy as other energy or other mathematical forms?

OK, look at the wiki page for simple harmonic motion:

http://en.wikipedia....harmonic_motion

 

We have:

 

And for a wave we have wavelength = speed / f.

 

 

[Random gibberish alert!]

Now suppose we set amplitude = wavelength. Maybe something interesting happens?

[/random gibberish]

 

Or you could use these equations, if you don't consider that cheating:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Broglie_wavelength