Plotting energy as a function of wavelength

[Dextrine]

Homework Statement

Given work function W=2eV
Plot energy of an electron knocked off with respect to wavelength

Homework Equations

E=hv-W

The Attempt at a Solution

E=h (c/(lambda))-2
I plotted this and I get a function that goes to infinity with zero wavelength and crosses the x-axis at 6000 angstroms. I was just wondering if this shape of graph makes sense of if I'm just way off[/B]

 

[mfb]

Very small wavelengths correspond to gamma rays, and the energy diverges if you go close to zero.
Yes, that is the expected shape for the maximal energy of electrons.