Answer from the options What is the deBroglie wavelength of an electron afterbeing accelerated through a potential difference of 25kV in a television set?OPTIONS6*10^-10 m2.5 * 10^ -9 m7.8*10^-12 m.5.8 *10^-12 mSKIPSUBMIT ANSWER PASSAGEWavelength of matter waves is also determined byusing kinetic energy as formula is k= h/v(2mE)SKIPSUBMIT ANSWI

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What is the deBroglie wavelength of an electron after
being accelerated through a potential difference of 25
kV in a television set?
OPTIONS
6*10^-10 m
2.5 * 10^ -9 m
7.8*10^-12 m.
5.8 *10^-12 m
SKIP
SUBMIT ANSWER

PASSAGE
Wavelength of matter waves is also determined by
using kinetic energy as formula is k= h/v(2mE)
SKIP
SUBMIT ANSWI

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