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If voltage of X-ray tube is doubled then intensity of X-rays will

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halved

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remains constant

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doubled

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quadrupled

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Solution

The correct option is B remains constant
If the voltage of X-rays tube is double, the intensity of X-ray will be unchanged as $I \propto \frac{n}{t}$ and number of electron doesn't changes.

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