From a cliff that is 10.0m above a lake,...

From a cliff that is 10.0m above a lake, a boy (mass 40 kg) jumps from rest, straight down into the water. At the instant, he strikes the water, what is his de-Broglie wavelength? `(g=10ms^(-2)) h=6.62xx10^(-34)Js`

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