Many individuals with fall pollen allergies can point a finger at ragweed as the cause. If a single grain of ragweed pollen has the mass of .012ug what velocity must it travel it exhibit brogloes wavslwngth of 6.33x10^-7m

Many individuals with fall pollen allergies can point a finger at ragweed as the cause. If a single grain of ragweed pollen has the mass of .012ug what velocity must it travel it exhibit brogloes wavslwngth of 6.33x10^-7m

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Chapter8: Linear Momentum And Collisions

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