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In aphotocell frequency of incident radiation is increased by keeping other factors constant `(vgtv_(0))`, the stopping potential

A

decreases

B

increases

C

becomes zero

D

first decreases and then increases

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B

We know that,
`eV_(0)=hv-hv_(0)`
`or" "eV_(0)=h(v-v_(0))`
`or" "V_(0)=(h)/(e)(v-v_(0))`
`or" "V_(0)=(h)/(e)(v-v_(0))`
Here, `V_(0)` = stopping potential
and V= frequency of incident radiation.
Therefore, stopping potential is directly proportional to the frequency of incident radiation. Hence, stopping potential `V_(0)` is increased.
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