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Wave length associated with electron motion

A

increases with increase in speed of electron.

B

remains same irrespective of speed of electron.

C

decreases with increase of speed of e (electron).

D

is zero

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C
`lambda = (h)/(mv), therefore lambda prop (1)/(v)`
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