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What branch of physics best explains the photoelectric effect? A.) nature of light B.) general relativity C.) law of conservation of momentum D.) thermodynamics

What branch of physics best explains the photoelectric effect? A.) nature of light B.) general relativity C.) law of conservation of momentum D.) thermodynamics
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What branch of physics best explains the photoelectric effect?

A.) nature of light
B.) general relativity
C.) law of conservation of momentum
D.) thermodynamics

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i think its nature of light
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