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Physics, 25.07.2020 04:01, lays20001

A radiograph of the forearm is produced using 4 mA at 75 kVp. What kvp would be required to double the exposure? A) 86 kVp
B) 66 kVp
76 kVp
D) 8,6 kVp

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