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A technique of 40 mAs , 200 kV, 200 cm SID produces 0.12 Gy exposure. If we change the technique to: 80mAs, 175 kV at 100 cm SID find the new exposure in rad?

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0.12 Gy exposure.
If we change the technique to: 80mAs, 175 kV at 100 cm
SID find the new exposure in rad?

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