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h/(2pi) is the dimension of...

`h/(2pi)` is the dimension of

A

Velocity

B

Momentum

C

Energy

D

Angular momentum

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The correct Answer is:
D
Angular momentum of e = n `h/(2pi), n rarr` integer.
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