Physics, asked by ishutanwar49, 4 months ago

an increase in the intensity of the incident light is not change the maximum velocity of the emitted photoelectrons. why?​

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Answered by 0823bcom3sxc
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The maximum kinetic energy of the electrons does not depend upon the intensity of the incident rays, because the stopping potential is not affected by the increase of the intensity of rays.

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