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Light of wavelengths `lamda` falls on a metal having work function `(hc)/(lamda_(0))`. Photoelectric effect will take place only

`lambda ge lambda_(0)`

`lambda ge 2lambda_(0)`

`lambda le lambda_(0)`

`lambda le lambda_(0)//2`

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