Light of frequency 9.62 x 1014 Hz (312 nm) strikes a surface of calcium (Wo = 2.90 eV). How much kinetic energy does the liberated electron have in Joules? [?] [ ? ] × 10⁰² ] J Coefficient (green) Exponent (yellow) Enter

Light of frequency 9.62 x 1014 Hz (312 nm) strikes a surface of calcium (Wo = 2.90 eV). How much kinetic energy does the liberated electron have in Joules? [?] [ ? ] × 10⁰² ] J Coefficient (green) Exponent (yellow) Enter

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