Find the fractional energy loss for a 20-keV X-ray scattered from an electron at angle 180...

Find the fractional energy loss for a 20-keV X-ray scattered from an electron at angle 180 and compare with 2E/E0. (b) Find the final energy for a 10-MeV gamma ray scattered from an electron at 180 and compare with E0/2.

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