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Physics, 31.05.2021 04:10 girlysimbelieve

How do you calculate the work function of a metal without being given the frequency for the photoelectric effect? i am only given the speed the electrons are ejected from the metal, and the energy from the light that struck the electrons. i have used E = hf to find the frequency but I don’t know how to find the kinetic energy to plug into the photoelectric equation KE = hf - (work function)

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