1. When various sources of light are shined on a sheet of metal the cutoff frequency is found to be 6.2x1014 Hz.
What is the work function of the metal?
A.) 3.16 eV
B.) 1.28 eV
C.) 2.23 eV
D.) 2.57 eV
2. What would the deBroglie wavelength be of a baseball of mass 0.15 kg traveling at 50 m/s? Remember to use the Joules version of plancks constant.
A.) 2.53x1016 m
B.) 8.84x10-35 m
C.) 5.42x10-15 m
D.) 1.13x1034 m
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