Physics, asked by lovegurulogesh, 9 months ago


A particle of mass 1 mg has the same wavelength
as an electron moving with a velocity of
3 x 106 ms-1. The velocity of the particle is (mass
of electron = 9.1 x 10-31 kg)
(AIPMT (Prelims)-2008

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Answered by AngelicDoll
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Wavelength of a particle is given by

λ_{e}{=}\frac{h}{p_{e}}

{λ}{=}{λ_{e}}

{p}{=}{p_{e}}

{mv}{=}{m_{e}}{v_{e}}

{v}{=}{m_{e}}{v_{e}}

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m_{e}{=}{9.1}\times{10}^{-31}{kg}{,}{v_{e}}{=}{3}\times{10}^{6~m/s}

{m}{=}{1}{mg}{=}{1}\times{10}^{-6}{kg}

{v}{=}{9.1}\times{10}^{-31}\times{3}\times{10}^{6}} \\ {/}{1}\times{10}^{-6}}}

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{=}{2}{-}\times{10}^{-18}{ms}^{-1}

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Answered by kirtiaaryan107
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Answer:

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