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At a distance of one metre, exposure to a particular radionuclide is found to result in an absorbed dose of 12 mGy. If the time of exposure remains constant what will the absorbed dose be at a distance of two metres?

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At a distance of one metre, exposure to a particular radionuclide is found to result in an absorbed dose of 12 mGy. If the time of exposure remains constant what will the absorbed dose be at a distance of two metres?


  1. 3 mGy
  2. 6 mGy
  3. 12 mGy
  4. 24 mGy

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A: If the distance doubles, the dose would be expected to decrease according to the inverse square of distance: (½)2 = ¼. One quarter of 12 is 3.

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