5.The Figure below shows two images A and B.AB(a)Which image has better image quality and why?(b)(c)Describe how you would measure the radiographic contrast of each of these digital images.Suggest 2 ways you could change the imaging set-up or equipment in order to improve theimage quality of the inferior image. Explain each of your choices.(d)Suggest 2 imaging parameters you could change in order to improve the quality of theinferior image. Explain each of your choices.

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5. The Figure below shows two images A and B. A 4 B Which image has better image quality and why? (b) Describe how you would measure the radiographic contrast of each of these digital images

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The Figure below shows two images A and B.
A
B
(a)
Which image has better image quality and why?
(b)
(c)
Describe how you would measure the radiographic contrast of each of these digital images.
Suggest 2 ways you could change the imaging set-up or equipment in order to improve the
image quality of the inferior image. Explain each of your choices.
(d)
Suggest 2 imaging parameters you could change in order to improve the quality of the
inferior image. Explain each of your choices.

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