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An X-rays tube is operated at `66kV`. Then , in the continous spectrum of the emitted X-rays :

A

wavelengths `0.01`nm and `0.02`nm will both be absent

B

wavelengths `0.01 nm` and `0.02 nm` will both be absent

C

wavelengths `0.01 nm` will be present but wavelengths `0.02 nm` will be absent

D

wavelengths `0.01nm` will be absent but wavelength `0.02 nm` will be present

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The correct Answer is:
D

`lambda_(min)=(hc)/E=(hc)/(eV)=1240/(66xx10^(3))=0.0188nm``
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