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The threshold frequency for a metallic surface correponds to an energy of `6.2 eV`, and the stopping potential for a radiation incident on this surface `5 V`. The incident radiation lies in

A

Ultraviolet region

B

Infrared region

C

Visible region

D

X-ray region

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