MCQ
Photoelectric effect shows:
- AWave like behaviour of light.
- ✓Paritcle like behaviour of light.
- CBoth wavelike and paticle like behaviour.
- DNeither wave like nor particle like behaviour of light.
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Answer
Correct option: B.
Paritcle like behaviour of light.
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