Find the ranges of this lights angular frequency

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The wavelength of visible light ranges from 400 {\rm nm} to 700 {\rm nm}.

Part 1. Find the ranges of this light's frequency.

Part 2. Find the ranges of this light's angular frequency.

Part 3. Find the ranges of this light's wave number.

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