How can we use the y-intercept and the slope from the graph to
determine Planck's Constant and the work function in the equation
KEmax=hf−ϕ ?
(Note: I know the linearization is showing the y-int. and slope to
be zero because the values are so small, but conceptually how could
we do it?)
How can we use the y-intercept and the slope from the graph to determine Planck's Constant...
How to determine kinetic energy from these values and the equation KEmax=hf−ϕ ? I [ V pivot interactives > wavelength: 405 nm o intensity: Medium O 2. Use this table and graph to collect and analyze data. • Saved Wavelength Stopping Potent Uncertainty Kinetic Energy Frequency nm variable V variable v variable eV variable Hz variable 1 405 1.5 0.1 740740740740740.6 2 473 1 0.1 634249471458773.8 3 532 0.9 0.1 563909774436090.1 4. 589 0.6 0.1 509337860780984.6 5 635 0.4 0.1...