Explanation Given Info: The mass of the proton is 1 .67×10 -27 kg . Formula Used: P= h λ λ= h p λ= h mc ‘ λ ’is the wave length of proton. ‘m’ is the mass of the proton. ‘h’ is the Planck’s constant. ‘c’ is the velocity of light. ‘p’ is the momentum (mc). Calculation: Substitute 1 .67×10 -27 kg for ‘m’, 6 .63×10 -34 J

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