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hey i have 1 prob... its lyk


in case of electrons and protons having same wavelength,what is same for them


A) energy


B) velocity


C)momentum


D)angular momentum


buk says its (C) bt i thing its (A)...


ans.. wid reasons


its imp...


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is dis ques.. really hard 2 ans..??


 

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plzz reply..

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i also think it should be energy coz
E=hc/lambda

since h and c are constant and wavelength (lambda) is same as given in the que.


it can be momentum also coz

lambda=h/p

h is constant and lambda is also same so momentum should be same




i think both the ans are correct
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so wht 2 do bth r in options...

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hey both the ans are correct

sometimes it happens yaar 2 correct options are der
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kkzz...


thanx nywayzz...

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the answer is momentum because




 


 is for photons,for electrons it is

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how can u so sure abt dat velo. is nt constant or sumthing.....

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lambda= h/mv
since lambda is same for both so momentum is same...hence c) is correct
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