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    This document contains a table showing the relationship between frequency and kinetic energy of particles. It also includes a graph plotting these variables, with a linear trendline showing kinetic energy increases linearly with frequency. The document calculates the gradient of the line, which equals Planck's constant, and determines the percentage uncertainty in the gradient is 0.134%.

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    This document contains a table showing the relationship between frequency and kinetic energy of particles. It also includes a graph plotting these variables, with a linear trendline showing kinetic energy increases linearly with frequency. The document calculates the gradient of the line, which equals Planck's constant, and determines the percentage uncertainty in the gradient is 0.134%.

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    This document contains a table showing the relationship between frequency and kinetic energy of particles. It also includes a graph plotting these variables, with a linear trendline showing kinetic energy increases linearly with frequency. The document calculates the gradient of the line, which equals Planck's constant, and determines the percentage uncertainty in the gradient is 0.134%.

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    Frequency ( x 10^15 Hz) Kinetic energy ( x 10^-19 J)

    1 3.33
    1.5 6.64
    2 9.96
    2.5 13.3
    3 16.6

    Graph of Ek against frequency


    18
    Mean Kinetic Energy(x10^-19 J)

    f(x) = 6.64 x − 3.314


    16 R² = 0.999997096829448
    14
    12
    10
    8
    6
    4
    2
    0
    0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5
    Frequency ( x 10^15 Hz)
    Kinetic energy ( x 10^-19 J)
    Linear (Kinetic energy ( x 10^-19 J))

    Gradient = Change in y / change in x Percentage uncertainty = 6.635/6.6261 x


    Gradient = 16.6-3.33/3-1 100
    Gradient = 6.635 x 10^-34 =0.134%
    Therefore Gradient = h

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