What is the wavelength of a 0.40 kg object moving at 25 m/s?
A. 0.40 kg objects don't have wavelengths
B. 10 m
C. 0.10 m
D. 
E. 
D.
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Which of the following studies is best suited to astronomical observations that fall into the category called timing?
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If we describe the double-slit experiment entirely in terms of electrons instead of in terms of fields, then which of the following is the best description of what one individual electron does in this experiment?
A) It goes through both slits. B) It goes through either one or the other slit, but the observer does not know which one it actually goes through. C) It doesn't go through the slits at all. D) It turns into the tooth fairy. E) It goes through either one or the other slit, and the observer does know which one it actually goes through.
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