4- 1R of X-ray radiation in the energy range of 0.1-3 MeV produces how many radsin muscle tissue?i. 0.854 rad.ii.0.876 rad.iii.0.788 rad.iv. 0.754 rad.5-A 10 MeV photon irradiates a 100 g volume of water. A pair production eventoccurs in the volume. What is the kerma?i.0.16 × 10-11Gyii.1.45 × 10-11iii.1.6 × 10-11Gyiv.1.78 × 10-11GyV.0.016 × 10-11 GyGy

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4- 1R of X-ray radiation in the energy range of 0.1-3 MeV produces how many rads
in muscle tissue?
i. 0.854 rad.
ii.
0.876 rad.
iii.
0.788 rad.
iv. 0.754 rad.
5-A 10 MeV photon irradiates a 100 g volume of water. A pair production event
occurs in the volume. What is the kerma?
i.
0.16 × 10-11
Gy
ii.
1.45 × 10-11
iii.
1.6 × 10-11
Gy
iv.
1.78 × 10-11
Gy
V.
0.016 × 10-11 Gy
Gy

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