XXIV What allows MRI machines to ascertain the locations of any proton that absorbs and emit radio waves?O the nuclear chargeO a spatially dependent external magnetic fieldO positron emission tomographyO gamma emissions

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What allows MRI machines to ascertain the locations of any proton that absorbs and emit radio waves? the nuclear charge O a spatially dependent external magnetic field O positron emission tomography gamma emissions

What allows MRI machines to ascertain the locations of any proton that absorbs and emit radio waves? the nuclear charge O a spatially dependent external magnetic field O positron emission tomography gamma emissions

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What allows MRI machines to ascertain the locations of any proton that absorbs and emit radio waves?
O the nuclear charge
O a spatially dependent external magnetic field
O positron emission tomography
O gamma emissions

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