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Electrons with de - Brogli wavelengtyh `lambda` fall on the target in
an X-ray tube.The cut off wavelength of the emitted Xrays is
(a) `lambda_0 = (2mclambda^2)/(h)` (b)`lambda_0 = (2h)/(mc)`
(c ) `lambda_0 (2m^2 c^2 lambda^3)/(h^2)` (d)`lambda_0 = lambda`

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