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If a voltage applied to an X-ray tube is inceased to `1.5` times the minimum wavelength `(lambda_("min")) "of an" X-"ray"` continuous spectrum shifts by `Deltalambda=26"pm"`,The initial voltage applied to the tube is

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`v_(1)=(hc)/(1.5(lambda_(1)+26xx10^(-12)))V=15.9 kV`

`KE=(hc)/(lambda_(min))`
`lambda_(min)=(hc)/(KE)`
`lambda_(1)-lambda_(2)=1.24xx10^(4)((1)/(v)-(1)/(1.5v))Å`
`26xx10^(-2)=1.24xx10^(4)xx(1)/(3V)`
`:. V=(1.24xx10^(4))/(3xx26xx10^(-2))=15.9xx10^(3)V`
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