5. (a) Derive the Larmour radiation formula for an accelerated point charge moving with non-relativistic velocity. (b) An electron is accelerated to 20 keV energy between anode and cathode separated by a distance of 5 cm. Calculate the total energy lost in radiation. 6+4

5. (a) Derive the Larmour radiation formula for an accelerated point charge moving with non-relativistic velocity. (b) An electron is accelerated to 20 keV energy between anode and cathode separated by a distance of 5 cm. Calculate the total energy lost in radiation. 6+4

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5. (a) Derive the Larmour radiation formula for an accelerated point charge moving with
non-relativistic velocity.
(b) An electron is accelerated to 20 keV energy between anode and cathode separated by a
distance of 5 cm. Calculate the total energy lost in radiation.
6+4

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