If a change in the momentum of an electron by $P_o$ results in a change of $0.25\%$ in its de-Broglie wavelength,then the initial momentum is:

  • A
    $P_o$
  • B
    $100\ P_o$
  • C
    $400\ P_o$
  • D
    $4\ P_o$

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