- AMotion of a cricket ball
- BMotion of dust particle
- CA hydrogen atom
- DA neutron changing to a proton
Explanation:
The formulation or rules of classical physics are quite accurate for heavy bodies having finite velocities like the planets, vehicles etc. For particle much smaller than 10−6m (such as atoms, nuclei etc.) these rules do not work well.
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(a) A metal |
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