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Is the photoelectric effect in contrast to classical theories? Yes, counterintuitive that energy of electromagnetic waves depends on wavelength and not on amplitude O Yes, counterintuitive that electromagnetic waves have been found to have mass and can be considered as particles with energy proportional to their frequency O No, effect well described within Maxwell's theory O No, effect well described within Newton's theory

Is the photoelectric effect in contrast to classical theories? Yes, counterintuitive that energy of electromagnetic waves depends on wavelength and not on amplitude O Yes, counterintuitive that electromagnetic waves have been found to have mass and can be considered as particles with energy proportional to their frequency O No, effect well described within Maxwell's theory O No, effect well described within Newton's theory

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Is the photoelectric effect in contrast to classical theories? Yes, counterintuitive that energy of electromagnetic waves depends on wavelength and not on amplitude O Yes, counterintuitive that electromagnetic waves have been found to have mass and can be considered as particles with energy proportional to their frequency O No, effect well described within Maxwell's theory O No, effect well described within Newton's theory
Transcribed Image Text:Is the photoelectric effect in contrast to classical theories? Yes, counterintuitive that energy of electromagnetic waves depends on wavelength and not on amplitude O Yes, counterintuitive that electromagnetic waves have been found to have mass and can be considered as particles with energy proportional to their frequency O No, effect well described within Maxwell's theory O No, effect well described within Newton's theory
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