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If the potential difference between the anode and cathode of the `X` - ray tube is increases

A

The peaks at `R` and `S` would move to shorter wavelength

B

The peaks at `R` and `S` would remain at the same wavelength

C

The cut off wavelength at `P` would decrease

D

`(b)` and `( c)` both are correct

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D

Peaks on the graph represent characteristic `X` - ray spectrum. Every peak has a certain wavelength , which depends upon the transition of electrons inside the atom of the target. While `lambda_(min)` depends upon the accelerating voltage (As . `lambda_(min) prop 1//V`).
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