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In a photoelectric experiment the relation between applied potential difference between cathode and anode V and the photoelectric current cathode and anode V and the photoelectric current l and was found to be shown in graph below. If planck's constant `h=6.6xx10^(-34)`Js, the frequency of incident radiation would be nearly (in `s^(-1)`)

A

`0.436 xx 10^(18) Hz`

B

`0.436 xx 10^(17) Hz`

C

`0.775 xx 10^(16) Hz`

D

`0.775 xx 10^(15) Hz`

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