Electricity and magnetism

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Lonely 1 ·2009-04-09 06:55:09

ITS TRUE

Î»=h/p
if p is same then they should have same wavelength

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kamalendu ghosh ·2009-04-09 06:59:06

i am sorry....plz check the q now

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rkrish ·2009-04-09 07:00:53

nothing's mentioned abt mass ????

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Lonely 1 ·2009-04-09 07:01:54

if there is same mass then the concept is perfect
there is no need of charge

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Lonely 1 ·2009-04-09 07:08:41

Mr kamal do the confusion still persist???

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JOHNCENA IS BACK ·2009-04-09 07:14:06

if u consider two identical particle one charged and one uncharged they possess diff. mass(e- too have mass)
then it is false but if they are not identical but possess same mass(due to charge) then it is true.so it definitely depends on conditions.

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JOHNCENA IS BACK ·2009-04-10 00:58:51

nishant sir,u only suggest who is correct??????

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Lonely 1 ·2009-04-10 02:34:59

DUDE I WAS TALKING THAT IF BOTH HAVE SAME MASSAES THEN IT IS OBVIOUSLY TRUE

WHAT I WANNA CONCLUDE IS

THE DE BROGLIE WAVELENGTH IS INDEPENDENT OF THE CHARGE OF THE PARTICLE

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