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If uncertainty in position and momentum of a particle of mass 'm' are equal then minimum uncertainty in velocity will be :-

A

`sqrt(h)`

B

`(1)/(2m)sqrt((h)/(pi))`

C

`sqrt(2h)`

D

`msqrt((m)/(2pi))`

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