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Hertz, Angstrom and nanometers Help?

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What is the frequency ( In Mega Hertz) of a beam of red light whose wavelength is 6000 A (Angstrom)? ( 600 Nanometers).

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  1. 500 MHz in a theoretical setting,

    Closer to 499.654096667 megahertz

    Using: Wavelength = Speed of the wave / Frequency

    Where the speed of the wave is the speed of light: 299,792,458 meters per second

    Frequency is my variable in MHz

    and my wavelength is 600nm (for light angstroms are not commonly used)

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