Step 1: Photoelectric effect equation.
\[
K_\text{max} = h f - \phi
\]
where \(K_\text{max}\) is maximum kinetic energy, \(h\) Planck’s constant, \(f\) frequency, \(\phi\) work function.
Step 2: Dependence on frequency.
Kinetic energy depends linearly on \(f\), not on intensity \(I\).
Step 3: Photoelectric current.
Current depends on the number of photons, i.e., directly proportional to \(I\).
Step 4: Stopping potential.
Stopping potential \(V_0 = K_\text{max}/e\), independent of \(I\), depends on \(f\).
Step 5: Conclusion.
Statement (4) is incorrect because stopping potential is not proportional to intensity.