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(assuming that the speed of light in air is approximately 
.)
or 
, one unit time would be one second.)
. In other words, there are 
cycle of this wave in every second. 
.
.
. Calculate how far this wave would have covered in that much time when travelling at the speed of light in the air:
.
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