Physics, asked by khanyousufmy80, 9 months ago

How much energy must a photon have whose momentum is of 10 MeV

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Answered by farooquihk

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hello please like my answer

Explanation:

energy of photon= h×c÷ wavelength

therefore h= mv

so,E=h ×c ×mv ÷h

E=C× 10 mev ÷C

E=10mev

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