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Monochromatic light of wavelength `lambda` strikes a metal surface with intensity 'a' emitting 'b' electrons per second with 'c' as the maximum kinetic energy of electrons .Which of the following options will happen if 'a' is halved without changing wavelength and area of exposure?

A

Photo emission will stop.

B

New maximum kinetic energy will be same as 'c'

C

Number of photoelectrons emitted per second will be less than 'b'

D

Rate at which charge will be acquired on metal will decrease.

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