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An EM wave of waalength `lambda` is incident on a photosensitive surface of negligible work function. If m mass is of photo electron emitted from the surface has de-broglie wavelength `lambda_d` then,

A

`lambda = ( 2 m c (lambda_d)^2)/h`

B

`lambda = ( 2 h (lambda_d)^2)/(mc)`

C

`lambda = ( 2 m (lambda_d)^2)/(hc)`

D

`lambda_d = ( 2 m c lambda^2)/h`

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