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How does the number n of ejected electrons per second resulting from each light beam compare? (Choose the answer that best answers the asked question.)
a) nred < ngreen = nblue
b) nred > ngreen > nblue
c) nred < ngreen < nblue
d) nred > ngreen = nblue
e) nred = ngreen = nblue
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