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The curves `(a) , (b) , ( c )` and `(d)` show the variation between the applied potential difference `(V)` and the photoelectric current `(i)` , at two different intensities of light `(I_(1) gt I_(2))`. In which figure is the correct variation shown ?

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B

C

D

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