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Using de-Broglie equation for wave nature of particle :

λ=hcmvλα1m

λeλP=1me1mP=mPme=1836

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Using diffraction formula of circular hole :

rα1D

size will decease.

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λ a i r = c f c

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Put one part of shaded region to another side, shape becomes.

? =q24ε0

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Translational kinetic energy will be equal to rotational kinetic energy corresponds to each degree of freedom.

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When second stone is released

Equation for first ball:

x+20=10t+12gt2

Equation for second ball :

x=12gt2

Using these two equation

20 = 10t t = 2 sec

x=12*10*4=20m

H = 20 + 20 + 5 = 45 m.

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When capacitor is removed

tan 45° = XLXRωL=R

When inductor is removed.

tan45°=XCXR1ωC=R

i0=V0Z=V0R2+ (ωL1ωC)2=V0R=220110=2A

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14πε0|e|2hc=14πε0|e|2r2*r2hcλ*λ=Fr*rE*λ

Dimension of 'Fr' and 'E' are same dimensionless

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Fermi level of p-type semiconductors will go downward

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Stopping potential defined in terms of wavelength as :

eV=hcλ? 0.710eV=hc491? 1.43eV=hcλ?

Using above two equation we can calculate :

λ=382nm

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