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Two particles A and B are moving with the same velocity but wavelength of A is found to be double than that of B. What do you conclude?

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Answered by Jaisguri
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Hi,

Use this formula this help you, Momemtum=h/wavelength

P=h/lambda

Wavelength of the particle A is P'a'

And the momentum of the particle B is P'b'



Relation between P'a' and P'b'

P'b'=P'a'/2

Wavelength of B ( lambda)= h/P'b'

Answered by bishtsmita06
0

Answer:

Momemtum=h/wavelength

P=h/lambda

Wavelength of the particle A is P'a'

And the momentum of the particle B is P'b'

Relation between P'a' and P'b'

P'b'=P'a'/2

Wavelength of B ( lambda)= h/P'b'

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