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The potential energy of a partical varies as .
`U(x) = E_0 ` for ` 0 le x le 1`
`= 0` for `x gt 1 `
for `0 le x le 1` de- Broglie wavelength is `lambda_1` and for `xgt1` the de-Broglie wavelength is `lambda_2`. Total energy of the partical is `2E_0`. find `(lambda_1)/(lambda_2).`

A

`sqrt3`

B

`sqrt7`

C

`sqrt2`

D

`sqrt5`

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