87 Show that AEIE, the fractional loss of energy of a photon dur- ing a collision with a particle of mass m, is given by mc2 (1 - cos ), where E is the energy of the incident photon, f' is the frequency of the scattered photon, and o is defined as in Fig. 38-5. AE hf

87 Show that AEIE, the fractional loss of energy of a photon dur- ing a collision with a particle of mass m, is given by mc2 (1 - cos ), where E is the energy of the incident photon, f' is the frequency of the scattered photon, and o is defined as in Fig. 38-5. AE hf

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87 Show that AEIE, the fractional loss of energy of a photon dur-
ing a collision with a particle of mass m, is given by
mc2 (1 - cos ),
where E is the energy of the incident photon, f' is the frequency of
the scattered photon, and o is defined as in Fig. 38-5.
AE hf

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