How would you derive the velocity formula from this equation
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How would you derive the velocity formula from this equation

[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 11-10-30] [Hit: ]
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its the de brogile equation

wavelength = Planck's constant / ( Mass x Velocity)

its simple but its confusing me. thanks for the help !

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Move the denominator to the left side:
mass x velocity x wavelength = Planck's constant
Divide both sides by mass:
velocity x wavelength = Planck's constant / mass
Divide both sides by wavelength:
velocity = Planck's constant / (mass x wavelength)

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I would just multiply by velocity and then divide by wavelength to get v = h/(m*λ)
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