What is the conclusion from the determination of planck constant by using photoelectric effect? Explain by...

What is the conclusion from the determination of planck constant by using photoelectric effect? Explain by sentences.

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The answer is in the images. Page number is mentioned at right top. As asked, I have explained it by sentence. Planck states that energy of light is quantized. Experimental prove of Planck's constant by photo electric effect leads us to accept his idea.

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