A photon is headed away from the origin of an x,y coordinate system at angle o = 40° relative to the x axis as shown. The energy of this single photon is 13.6 eV. %3D What is the y component of the momentum of the photon? The answers below are in units of eV/c. O Outbound Photon

A photon is headed away from the origin of an x,y coordinate system at angle o = 40° relative to the x axis as shown. The energy of this single photon is 13.6 eV. %3D What is the y component of the momentum of the photon? The answers below are in units of eV/c. O Outbound Photon

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A photon is headed away from the origin of an x,y coordinate system at angle o = 40° relative to
the x axis as shown. The energy of this single photon is 13.6 eV.
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What is the y component of the momentum of the photon? The answers below are in units of eV/c.
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O 10.4 eV/c
O 8.74 eV/c
O 35.0 eV/c
O 41.7 eV/c

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