a−2.5 eV b0.1 eV c1.8 eV d5.0 eV Consider the following graph.Maximum KineticEnergy (eV)+6+4O~Maximum Kinetic Energy of EjectedPhotoelectron vs. incoming Frequency510Frequency (E 14 hz)What is the work function of the photoemissive surface?1520

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−2.5 eV

0.1 eV

1.8 eV

5.0 eV

Consider the following graph.
Maximum Kinetic
Energy (eV)
+6
+4
O
~
Maximum Kinetic Energy of Ejected
Photoelectron vs. incoming Frequency
5
10
Frequency (E 14 hz)
What is the work function of the photoemissive surface?
15
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