A 1.56Mev photon from Rh103 is compton scattered at an angle of 150 degree. calculate the...

A 1.56Mev photon from Rh103 is compton scattered at an angle of 150 degree. calculate the energy of the scattered photon and the compton shift in wavelength .what is the momentum of the scattered photon? calculate the energy required by the recoil electron .what is the recoil angle of the electron? what is the maximum fraction of its energy that this photon could lose in a single compton scattering?

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