An x-ray photon increases its wavelength by 1.0 x 10-9 m, when it collides with a particle whose Comptonwavelength is 3 x 10-7. At about angle was the photon scattered? O 0.01 rad 0.001 rad 0.08 rad O 0.17 rad

An x-ray photon increases its wavelength by 1.0 x 10-9 m, when it collides with a particle whose Comptonwavelength is 3 x 10-7. At about angle was the photon scattered? O 0.01 rad 0.001 rad 0.08 rad O 0.17 rad

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An x-ray photon increases its wavelength by 1.0 x 109 m, when it collides with a particle whose
Comptonwavelength is 3 x 10"/. At about angle was the photon scattered?
O 0.01 rad
O 0.001 rad
0.08 rad
O 0.17 rad

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