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Sketch graphs to describe the relationship of the following: [5 marks] (a) Maximum kinetic Energy VS...
Sketch graphs to describe the relationship of the following: [5 marks]
(a) Maximum kinetic Energy VS Photon energy.
(b) Photon energy VS Frequency.
(c) Total photon energy VS Work function.
(d) Intensity VS Number of photon
(e) Stopping potential VS Threshold frequency
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