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Photons of energies `4.25eV` and `4.7eV` are incident on two metal surfaces `A` and `B` respectively.The maximum `KE` of emitted electrons are respectively `T_(A)eV` and`T_(B)=(T_(A)-1.5)eV`.The ratio de-Broglie wavelengths of photoelectrons from them is `lambda_(A):lambda_(B)=1.2`,then find the work function of `A` and `B`

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