all microscope particles, whether mass less, like photons, or having mass like electrons, have properties. the relationship between momentum and wavelength is fundamental for all particles
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For Part 1, since the de Broglie wavelength is given, the electron’s velocity can be obtained from λ=hpλ=hp by using the nonrelativistic formula for momentum, p = mv.
For Part 2, once v is obtained (and it has been verified that v is nonrelativistic), the classical kinetic energy is simply 12mv2
For Part 2, once v is obtained (and it has been verified that v is nonrelativistic), the classical kinetic energy is simply 12mv2
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