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In the graph given below. If the slop is `4.12 xx 10^(-15) V-sec`, then value of 'h' should be

A

`6.6 xx 10^(-31) J-sec`

B

`6.6 xx 10^(-34) J-sec`

C

`9.1 xx 10-31 J-sec`

D

None of these

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