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on increasing intensity number of photons increased but the energy on each photon is same then suppose intially no photons is 100 and energy is 500 on increasing intensity , no of photons increased to 200 and energy to 1000 but energy of each photon is 5 which remain same but the total energy increased by 500 , but we also know that energy is independent of intensity so , how energy increased on increasing intensity ,,,, i m confuse

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Dear Student,

Because energy of each photon is given byE=hνSo energy of each photon only depends on frequency of incident light.In your query you are talking about total enegy of all the photons.So, if noof photons increases total energy increases but energy of each photon remainssame.by increasing intensity no of photons increases but energy per photon never increases beacuse it only depends on frequency.
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