When $X$-rays from a Coolidge tube pass through an aluminum foil of thickness $0.3 \, mm$,$50\%$ of the $X$-rays are transmitted. If the potential difference between the target and the cathode is increased,the fraction of $X$-rays transmitted through the same foil will be .......

  • A
    $50\%$
  • B
    $> 50\%$
  • C
    $< 50\%$
  • D
    $0\%$

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