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A gamma ray with 700KeV

  1. Find Beta and Gamma for an electron that has a kinetic energy of 6.00 keV. รข?gamma = KE/MoC^2 + 1 Beta = 1/gamma^2 + 1 gamma =
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  2. A gamma ray with 700KeV energy is Compton-Scattered from an electron. Find the energy of the photon scattered at 110 degrees,
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  3. A gamma ray with 700KeV energy is Compton-Scattered from an electron. Find the energy of the photon scattered at 110 degrees,
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  4. A gamma ray with 700KeV energy is Compton-Scattered from an electron. Find the energy of the photon scattered at 110 degrees,
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  5. A gamma ray with 700KeV energy is Compton-Scattered from an electron. Find the energy of the photon scattered at 110 degrees,
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  6. A gamma ray with 700KeV energy is Compton-Scattered from an electron. Find the energy of the photon scattered at 110 degrees,
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  7. Gamma rays are emitted by the hottest and most energetic objects in the universe. Based on that information, what can you
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  8. Gamma rays are emitted by the hottest and most energetic objects in the universe. Based on that information, what can you
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  9. Find Beta and Gamma for an electron that has a kinetic energy of 6.00 keV.gamma = KE/MoC^2 + 1 Beta = 1/gamma^2 + 1 gamma =
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  10. A gamma ray with 700KeV energy is Compton-Scattered from an electron. Find the energy of the photon scattered at 110 degrees,
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