QUESTION 9 A photon energy E = 10 MeV incident on a detector is distributed in the direction forming an angle of 60 degrees from its initial direction with energy E' equal to O A. 11.4 MeV O B. 10 MeV OC.9.99 Mev O D. 10.1 MeV O E. 9.88 MeV OUEST ION 10

QUESTION 9 A photon energy E = 10 MeV incident on a detector is distributed in the direction forming an angle of 60 degrees from its initial direction with energy E' equal to O A. 11.4 MeV O B. 10 MeV OC.9.99 Mev O D. 10.1 MeV O E. 9.88 MeV OUEST ION 10

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