MCQ
$X−$ray falling on a material.
- AExerts a force on it
- ✓Transfer energy to it
- CTransfers momentum to it
- DTransfers impules to it
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Transfer energy to it
The emitted $X-$rays transfer energy to the material on which it is falling.
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