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Two identical metal plates show photoelectric effect. Light of wavelength `lamda_A` falls on plate A and `lamda_B` fall on plate B `lama_A=2lamda_B`, The maximum KE of the photoelectrons are `K_A` and `K_B`, respectively, Which one of the following is true?

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