What is the ratio between the electric current when the light intensity is 100% and when it is 50%? Photoelectric Effect (1.10)File Options HelpPLETIntensity100%TargetSodium100 nmO Show only highest energy electronsUVGraphsO Current vs battery voltageO Current vs light intensityO Electron energy vs light frequencycurrent: 0.8820.00 V Eile Options HelpPLETIntensity50%TargetSodium100 nmO Show only highest energy electronsUVGraphsO Current vs battery voltageO Current vs light intensityO Electron energy vs light frequencycurrent: 0.4410.00 V

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What is the ratio between the electric current when the light intensity is 100% and when it is 50%?

Photoelectric Effect (1.10)
File Options Help
PLET
Intensity
100%
Target
Sodium
100 nm
O Show only highest energy electrons
UV
Graphs
O Current vs battery voltage
O Current vs light intensity
O Electron energy vs light frequency
current: 0.882
0.00 V

Eile Options Help
PLET
Intensity
50%
Target
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100 nm
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UV
Graphs
O Current vs battery voltage
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current: 0.441
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