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The minimum energy required for the photo emission of electrons from the surface of a metal is `4.95xx10^(-19)J`. Calculate the critical frequency and the corresponding wave length of the photon required to eject the electron.

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`v=7.5xx10^(14)Hz, lambda=400nm`
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