Here is an extract from my Physics textbook.
According to classical physics, each of these standing waves carries energy, and as their frequency increases, so does their energy .
I don't understand how this is true .
I think that the classical wave theory says that the energy is proportional to the intensity while on the other hand it is the Quantum theory which predicts :
E = [itex]h[/itex] f
So, is there an error in the book regarding this issue ?
According to classical physics, each of these standing waves carries energy, and as their frequency increases, so does their energy .
I don't understand how this is true .
I think that the classical wave theory says that the energy is proportional to the intensity while on the other hand it is the Quantum theory which predicts :
E = [itex]h[/itex] f
So, is there an error in the book regarding this issue ?