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The dual behaviour of matter was proposed by the French physicist, de-Brogile.
A moving electron has a de-Brogile wavelength of `7.2xx10^-7` m. Calculate its kinetic energy. [Planck's constant = `6.626xx10^-34` Js, Mass of a electron = `9.1xx10^-31 kg`)

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