- APhoto-current increases with intensity of light
- BPhoto-current is proportional to the applied voltage
- CCurrent in photocell increases with increasing frequency
- DStopping potential increases with increase of incident light
Explanation:
More is the intensity of incident radiation, more is the umber of photons and thus more is the number of photo electrons emitted. This results in the increase in the photo-current.
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(a) |
(b) |
(c) |
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