A filament electron leaves an atom with 20keV of energy, after passing very closely to the nucleus, and produced abrems photon with 80keV of energy. What was energy of the filament electron entering the atom?a. 80keVOb. 60keVc. 100keVOd.-60keV

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A filament electron leaves an atom with 20keV of energy, after passing very closely to the nucleus, and produced a brems photon with 80keV of energy. What was energy of the filament electron entering the atom? a. 80keV Ob. 60keV c. 100keV Od.-60keV