If an electron,hydrogen nucleus,helium nucleus,and neon nucleus are all moving with the same velocity,then the wavelengths associated with these particles are in the order:
- A$Electron > Hydrogen > Helium > Neon$
- B$Electron > Helium > Hydrogen > Neon$
- C$Electron < Hydrogen < Helium < Neon$
- D$Neon < Hydrogen < Helium < Electron$
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