Do all parts quick 1.15An X-ray photon of wavelength ko=1A is incident on a free electronwhich is initially at rest. The photon is scattered at an angle e = 30" from theincident direction.(a) Calculate the Compton shift AA.(b) What is the angle o (measured from the incident photon direction) at which theclectron recoils?(c) What is the kinetic energy T; of the recoiling electron?(d) What fraction of its original energy does the photon lose?

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