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Find the wavelength of the radiation that can eject electrons from the surface of
a zinc sheet with a kinetic energy of 75 eV; the work function of zinc is 3.74 eV.
Find also the cutoff wavelength of the metal.

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Find the wavelength of the radiation that can eject electrons from the surface of a zinc sheet with a kinetic energy of 75 eV; the work function of zinc is 3.74 eV. Find also the cutoff wavelength of the metal.