An electron ejected from a metal has a deBroglie wavelength of 3.0 nm. If the metal was irradiated with 341.0 nm wavelength light, determine the deBroglie wavelength of electrons ejected if the metal was irradiated with 357.0 nm light. I need complete solution...otherwise i will downvote

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