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I) Calculate the scattered energy of a photon when it undergoes three successive Comp-
ton scatterings through an angle of 60◦ each.
ii) Compare this to the scattered energy of a photon when it undergoes a single Compton
scattering through an angle of 180◦

i)
Calculate the scattered energy of a photon when it undergoes three successive Comp-
ton scatterings through an angle of 60° each.
ii)
Compare this to the scattered energy of a photon when it undergoes a single Compton
scattering through an angle of 180°.

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