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An `alpha-"particle"` is accelerated through a potential difference of `V` volts from rest. The de-Broglie's wavelengths associated with it is.

A

`sqrt((150)/(V)) "Å"`

B

`(0.286)/(sqrtV) "Å"`

C

`(0.101)/(sqrtV) "Å"`

D

`(0.983 )/(sqrtV) "Å"`

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