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1.	Four students were doing the photoelectric experiment with lights having different wavelengths and intensities.NameWavelength(nm)intensity(w/m2)RAM26320SATRA544120AVINASH674120HIMANSHU37265If these four students are strong supporters of the classical wave model of light, then whose experiment will supposedly need the highest stopping potential?
Answer» Four students were doing the photoelectric experiment with lights having different wavelengths and intensities. $\begin{matrix} N a m e & W a v e l e n g t h (n m) & i n t e n s i t y (w / m^{2}) R A M & 263 & 20 S A T R A & 544 & 120 A V I N A S H & 674 & 120 H I M A N S H U & 372 & 65 \end{matrix}$ If these four students are strong supporters of the classical wave model of light, then whose experiment will supposedly need the highest stopping potential?

Four students were doing the photoelectric experiment with lights having different wavelengths and intensities.NameWavelength(nm)intensity(w/m2)RAM26320SATRA544120AVINASH674120HIMANSHU37265If these four students are strong supporters of the classical wave model of light, then whose experiment will supposedly need the highest stopping potential?

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Four students were doing the photoelectric experiment with lights having different wavelengths and intensities.

$\begin{matrix} N a m e & W a v e l e n g t h (n m) & i n t e n s i t y (w / m^{2}) R A M & 263 & 20 S A T R A & 544 & 120 A V I N A S H & 674 & 120 H I M A N S H U & 372 & 65 \end{matrix}$

If these four students are strong supporters of the classical wave model of light, then whose experiment will supposedly need the highest stopping potential?

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