What is the relationship between h and e in the photoelectric effect?

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Homework Statement



tell me the answer :-----

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if h/m = 4.8, then what will e/m be ?

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i don't is dere any relatrion betweem h and e?

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2.5+0.8 but mah answer is wrong or process
 
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hemant4physic said:

Homework Statement



tell me the answer :-----

please zzzzzz


if h/m = 4.8, then what will e/m be ?

Homework Equations




i don't is dere any relatrion betweem h and e?

The Attempt at a Solution



2.5+0.8 but mah answer is wrong or process

Your post is rather puzzling!
There is a relationship between h and e. How do you explain the photoelectric effect?
 

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