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If scattering particles are `56` for `90^(@)` angle than this will be at `60^(@)` angle

A

`224`

B

`256`

C

`98`

D

`108`

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The correct Answer is:
A

According to scattering formula
`N prop (1)/(sin^(4) (theta//2)) rArr (N_(2))/(N_(1)) = [(sin(theta_(1)//2))/(sin(theta_(2)//2))]^(4)`
`rArr (N_(2))/(N_(1)) = [sin((90^(@))/(2))/(sin((60^(@))/(2)))]^(4) = [(sin45^(@))/(sin30^(@))]^(4)`
`rArrN_(2) = (sqrt(2))^(4)xxN_(1) = 4 xx 56 = 224`
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