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The uncertainty in position of an electron in equal to its de Broglie wavelength .The minimum percentage error in de measuremebnt of velocity under this circumstance will be approsimately

A

4

B

8

C

22

D

18

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de Broiglie wavelength `(lambda) = (h)/(p)`
or `Delta x ("uncertainty in position") = (h)/(p)`
`:. Delta x Delta p = (h)/(4pi)`
`or `(h)/(p) xx Delta p = (h)/(4pi)`
or `(h)/(p)xx Delta p= (h)/(4pi)`
`(Delta p)/(p) = (1)/(4pi)`
`or (m xx Delta v)/(m xx v) = (1)/(4pi)`
or `(Delta v)/(v) = (1)/(4pi)`
`:. % ("uncertainty in velocity" ) = (Delta v)/(v) = (1)/(4pi) xx 100 = 8%`
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