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The de Broglie wavelength of a moving particle of mass m is `lamda`. For a few particles of different masses

A

`lamda prop (1)/(m)`, if their momenta are same

B

`lamda prop (1)/(m)`, if their velocities are same

C

`lamda prop (1)/(m)`, if their kinetic energies are same

D

`lamda prop (1)/(sqrtm)`, if their kinetic energies are same

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