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Ultraviolet light is used for a photo-electric effect experiment on cadmium. For a given photon wavelength,...

Ultraviolet light is used for a photo-electric effect experiment on cadmium. For a given photon wavelength, the energy of the most-energetic emitted electrons is measured to be 8 eV. The experimenter doubles the wavelength of the ultraviolet light and measures a different electron energy:

2 eV

4 eV

8 eV

16 eV

32 eV

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In this question we have to determine the maximum kinetic energy of ejected electrons when wavelength of incident light is doubled.

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