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If the enrgy of a frequency v is gives by `E = hv` where `h` is plank's constant and the momentum of photon is `p = h//lambda` where `lambda ` is the wavelength of photon , then the velocity of light is equal to

A

`(E/p)^(1/2)`

B

`E/p`

C

`Ep`

D

`(E/p)^(2)`

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