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If the potential difference applied across a Collidage tube is increased,

A

the wavelength of the `K_(alpha)`line will increase

B

the wavelength of the `K_(beta)` line will decrease

C

the difference in wavelegth between the `K_(alpha)and K_(beta)` lines will decrease

D

none of the above

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