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Standard XII
Physics
The Photon Model
Correct repre...
Question
Correct representation of stopping potential
(
V
0
)
with respect to frequency
(
ν
)
of radiation is
A
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B
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Solution
The correct option is
A
According to Einstein's photoelectric equation,
e
V
0
=
E
−
ϕ
=
h
ν
−
ϕ
⇒
V
0
=
h
e
ν
−
ϕ
Comparing the above relation with the equation of straight line,
y
=
m
x
−
c
Therefore, the graph between
V
0
and
ν
will be a Straight line with a positive slope and negative
y
intersect.
Hence, option
(
A
)
is correct.
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