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The intensity distribution of `X` - rays from two Coolidge tubes operated on different voltages `V_(1)` and `V_(2)` and using is shown in the figure . Which one of the following inequalities is true ?

A

`V_(1)gtV_(2),Z_(1)ltZ_(2)`

B

`V_(1)gtV_(2),Z_(1)ltZ_(2)`

C

`V_(1)ltV_(2),Z_(1)gtZ_(2)`

D

`V_(1)l=V_(2),Z_(1)ltZ_(2)`

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