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The part of the electromagnetic spectrum which is produced by bombarding a metal target with high energy electrons is :

A

Ultraviolet

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X-Rays

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Infrared

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D

Gamma Rays

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Solution

The correct option is B X-Rays
X-rays are produced by bombarding a metal target with high energy electrons.

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