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JEE PHYSICS MCQ: DUAL NATURE OF RADIATION AND MATTER
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Which of the following statement are true:
(a) Dual nature of matter is evident in de-Broglie equation
(b) Wave nature of macroscopic particles not visible in daily life
(c) is not satisfied by a photon
(a) Dual nature of matter is evident in de-Broglie equation
(b) Wave nature of macroscopic particles not visible in daily life
(c) is not satisfied by a photon
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Correct option: B
(a, b)
Option B ((a, b)) is correct because the de-Broglie equation demonstrates the dual nature of matter, and the wave nature of macroscopic particles is not readily observable.
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