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Transcribed Image Text:If light of wavelength, å = 4000 A and intensity 100 W/m* incident on a metal plate of
threshold frequency 5.5 x10* Hz , what will be the maximum kinetic energy, and work
function of photoelectron? (Take, h=6.6x10* J.s ).
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