If light is shining on a metal surface above the threshold
frequency, what would happen if the intensity of the light were
increased?
a
Electrons would be ejected from the metal surface
more rapidly.
b
Electrons would stop being ejected from the metal
surface.
ั
More electrons would be ejected from the metal
surface.
d
Electrons would be ejected from the metal surface
more slowly
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