In a photoelectric experiment anode potential is ploted againest plate currect.
A
`A` and `B` will have different intensities while `B` and `C` will have different frequencies
B
`B` and `C` will have different intensities while `A` and `C` will have different frequencies
C
`A` and `B` will have different intensities while `A` and `C` will have different frequencies
D
`B` and `B` will have equal intensities while `A` and `B` will have different frequencies
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D
From the graph it is clear that `A` and `B` have the same stopping potential and therefore, the sure frequency Also `B` and `C` have the same intensity
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