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Einstein'S Photoelectric Equation Is: - Physics (Theory)

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प्रश्न

Einstein's photoelectric equation is:

a) Emax=hλ- φ0

b) Emax=hcλ φ0

c) Emax=hv+φ0

d) Emax=hvλ+φ0

उत्तर

Emax=hcλ φ0

hv+ϕ0+Emax

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