Determine conservation during collision, Physics

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An x-ray photon collides with a free electron, and the photon is scattered. During this collision there is conservation of:

a) Momentum but not energy

b) Neither momentum nor energy

c) Energy but not momentum

d) Both momentum and energy

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This collision there is conservation of both momentum and energy.


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