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a spinning cricket ball does not have wave property explain​

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Answered by narapogusudhakar777
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According to de Broglie relation, λ=h/mv. The mass of the cricket ball (macroparticle) is sufficiently large. Therefore , its wavelength will be very short and it will not be possible to measure the same. Thus, a moving cricket ball cannot have wave character.

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