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Kinetic energy of emited cathode rays is dependent on

A

only voltage

B

only work function

C

both (a) and (b)

D

it does not depend upon any physical quantity

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Higher the voltage, higher is the `K.E.`Higher the work function, smaller is the `K.E.`
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