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An `alpha` - particle moving with velocity `(1)/(30)` th times of velvelocity of light. If unceratinty in position is `(3.31)/(pi)` pm, then minmum unceratinty in kinetic energy is `yxx10^(-16)` J. Calculate the value of y.

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