Compute the ke of the ejected electron if the frequency

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The work function of copper is 437 kj/mol. Calculate the KE of the ejected electron if the frequency of light is 1.50*10^(15) Hz.

The equation that I assumed that we use is KE = h(frq) - (work function)

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