Suppose that the beam of 0.2 MeV photons is scattered by the electrons in a carbon...
Suppose that the beam of 0.2 MeV photons is scattered by the electrons in a carbon target. A) What is the wavelength associated with these photons? B) What is the wavelength of those photons scattered through an angle of 90 degree? C) What is the energy of the scattered photons that emerge at an angle of 60 degree relative to the incident direction?
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