This one question is on fotoeletric effect. Does the kinetic energy of the ejected electrons from metal depends on the intensity of radiation that is hitting that metal.
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Energy of one photon = kinetic energy of photoelectron + work function energy of metal. Intensity of radiation is proportional to the number of photons arriving per second
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