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I have always been wary of the idea of driverless cars for one main reason, the eyes are one of the most complex pieces of technology in the world, we cannot possibly try to recreate this through cameras or sensors, the eye will always be the most perceptive thing out there, not even touching on the processing power of the brain, its simply not possible to recreate and improve the capabilities of a human driving a car through technology.

Quantum physics is a branch of physics that works with the activities going on inside of atoms. They were wondering what was going on inside those things that were once thought to be solid. One big idea they came up with was that the energy of an electron depends on the frequency or wavelength. Scientists now say that electrons behave like waves, and fill areas of the atom like sound waves might fill a room. The electrons, then, exist in something scientists call "electron clouds". The size of the shells now relates to the size of the cloud. Basically, quantum theory is the study of the tiny little atoms that make up everything, they do not behave like solid objects you see before you, they have their very own set of rules, and this is why they are so fascinating.

oh sorry, I'm new, I can condense them into one in the future. I know that the increase in intensity would have increased the amplitude of the wave, not the frequency and that the frequency increased was expected to increase the number of photons emitted, not the kinetic energy. My assessment asks for 3 reasons but I have looked everywhere and can only find those two.

What are the main weaknesses of the wave model of light travel in the photoelectric effect? Thanks, AG