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Answered by Anonymous
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Energy of light wave falling,

E = \frac{1240 * 10^{-9}}{\lambda}

where λ is in nanometre

E = \frac{1240*10^{-9}}{400 * 10^{-9}} eV \\\\E = 3.1 eV

Since, work function is lower than incident energy, emission will take place.

Maximum kinetic energy = incident energy - work function

= 3.1 - 1.1

= 2eV

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