By reading this paragraph we can say that option(A)The maximum energy of electrons does not depend on light intensity is correct.
The light beam in the photoelectric effect is composed of photons, each of which has the same amount of energy.
A photon can only emit one electron, and the frequency of the photon determines the electron's kinetic energy.
The intensity of the light only determines the number of photons, not their frequency. Thus, intensity determines the number of electrons released but not their energy.
When electromagnetic radiation, such as light, strikes a material, electrons are emitted. Photoelectrons are electrons that are emitted in this manner. The effect has found application in electronic devices specialized in light detection and precisely timed electron emission.
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