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A metal is illumimated by light of two different wavelength `248nm` and `310 nm` . The maximum speeds of the photoelecrtron corresponding in these wavwlength are ``u_(1) and u_(2)` respectively . If the ratio u_(1) : u_(2) = 2 : 1 ` and `hc = 1240 eVnm `, the work function of the inetial is rearly

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