Continuous spectrum shines on a mass of hydrogen gas

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Light from a source having a continuous spectrum shines on a mass of hydrogen gas. What sort of spectrum would you see from the hydrogen gas if you were (a) on the opposite side of the gas from the source ? (b) off to the side ? Explain.

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