3. Find the energy of the scattered photon, the electron's kinetic energy, andCompton's shift of a wavelength of 0.01 Å when scattering at angle 70°where: h = 6.62×1034 & mo = 9.11×1031& c = 3x1084. Find the positron scattering angle, if the incident photon has frequency3x 1022 Hz where: h = 6.62x1034 & mo = 9.11×10-31& c = 3x108

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3. Find the energy of the scattered photon, the electron's kinetic energy, and Compton's shift of a wavelength of 0.01 Å when scattering at angle 70° where: h = 6.62×1034 & mo = 9.11x1031 & c = 3x108 %3D

3. Find the energy of the scattered photon, the electron's kinetic energy, and Compton's shift of a wavelength of 0.01 Å when scattering at angle 70° where: h = 6.62×1034 & mo = 9.11x1031 & c = 3x108 %3D

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3. Find the energy of the scattered photon, the electron's kinetic energy, and
Compton's shift of a wavelength of 0.01 Å when scattering at angle 70°
where: h = 6.62×1034 & mo = 9.11×1031
& c = 3x108
4. Find the positron scattering angle, if the incident photon has frequency
3x 1022 Hz where: h = 6.62x1034 & mo = 9.11×10-31
& c = 3x108

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