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- |An X-ray photon of 0.05 nm wavelength horizontally strikes a free, stationary electron, and the scattered photon departs at 90° from the initial photon direction. Determine the momentum of each of the following particles: incident photon, scattered photon and electron. 4.(a) An electron has kinetic energy 4.00 ev. Find its wavelength. 310 Your response differs significantly from the correct answer. Rework your solution from the beginning and check each step carefully. m (b) A photon has energy 4.00 ev. Find its wavelength. m Additional Materials еВookPls help ASAP.