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The threshold frequency of photoelectric effect of a metal surface is `f_(0)`. The maximum velocities of the photoelectrons are `v_(m) and 2v_(m)` respectively when light waves of frequency `2f_(0) and nf_(0)` are incident on the surface. What is the value of n?

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