What happens to the number of emitted electrons if the intensity of the light is

What happens to the number of emitted electrons if the intensity of the light is increased while keeping the frequency above the threshold?

What happens to the number of emitted electrons if the intensity of the light is increased while keeping the frequency above the threshold?

Step 1: Understand that light is made up of tiny particles called photons.
Step 2: Know that each photon can knock out one electron from a material if the light's frequency is high enough (above the threshold).
Step 3: Realize that increasing the intensity of light means you are increasing the number of photons hitting the material.
Step 4: Since each photon can potentially emit one electron, more photons mean more chances to emit electrons.
Step 5: Conclude that if the frequency is above the threshold, increasing the intensity will lead to more emitted electrons.

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