A photon of frequency 1.5x 10¹5 Hz is scattered by an electron that is initially at rest.Which one of the following statements concerning the frequency of the scatteredphoton is true?The frequency is less than 1.5x 1015 Hz.The frequency is greater than 1.5x 10¹5 Hz.The frequency is 1.5x 1015 Hz.The frequency is one - half of the frequency of the incident photon.The frequency is zero Hz.

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A photon of frequency 1.5x 1015 Hz is scattered by an electron that is initially at rest. Which one of the following statements concerning the frequency of the scattered photon is true? 20000 The frequency is less than 1.5x 1015 Hz. The frequency is greater than 1.5x 10¹5 Hz. The frequency is 1.5x 1015Hz. The frequency is one - half of the frequency of the incident photon. The frequency is zero Hz.

A photon of frequency 1.5x 1015 Hz is scattered by an electron that is initially at rest. Which one of the following statements concerning the frequency of the scattered photon is true? 20000 The frequency is less than 1.5x 1015 Hz. The frequency is greater than 1.5x 10¹5 Hz. The frequency is 1.5x 1015Hz. The frequency is one - half of the frequency of the incident photon. The frequency is zero Hz.

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