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What is the maximum energy that can be transferred to an electron in a hard collision...

What is the maximum energy that can be transferred to an electron in a hard collision by a 25 MeV
a) Electron (according to convention)
b) Positron
c) Proton
d) Alpha particle

Edit, saw that there exists solutions for c) and d), so most kindly give an explanation for a) and b)
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