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A metallic surface has a threshold wavelength 5200 A. This surfece is irradiated by monochromatic light of wavelength 4500 A. Which ofthe following statements is true ?

A

The electrons are emitted from the surface having energy between 0 and infinity

B

The electrons are emitted from the surface having energy between 0 and certain finite maximum value

C

The electrons are emitted from the surfrce, al lhaving certain finite energy

D

No electrons is emitted from the surface

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