alleryStart learning →Why is the wave nature of a cricket ball not detectable?
AIts wavelength is tiny
BIt has no velocity
CIts wavelength is huge
DIt carries no charge
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Its wavelength is tiny
Large mass makes the de Broglie wavelength far too short to detect.
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