From Rhydberg equation,
Wavenumber = 1.09677×107 [1/n1 2 - 1/n 22]
= 1.09677×107[1/22 - 1/42]
= 1.09677×107 [1/4 - 1/16]
= 1.09677×107×3/16
= 2.056×106 m-1
Frequency = wavenumber×speed of light
= 2.056×3×106×108
= 6.17×1014 s-1
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