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An X-ray of frequency fo and wave length to sent to a target and the scattered X-ray
has a frequency f₁ and wave length λ₁.
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Draw the graph that depicts this collision.
Assume that the collision is elastic and obtain the difference between the
incident and scatter X-rays wave lengths.

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