RAD 141 CHAPTER 3 HELP WITH MATH

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What term best describes two variables in an equation that move opposite to each other up or down, but by the same magnitude - that is, when one goes up, the other goes down by the same degree

Inversely proportional

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The value 0.72 expressed as a percentage is

72%

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In algebra problems, the first operation is always to calculate the

Exponents

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To multiply numbers with exponents

Add the exponents

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Any number can be converted into scientific notation without even moving the decimal place by simply adding the phrase

X 10^0

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When using dimensional analysis to make unit conversions, a critical rule to remember is that

The top units are multiplied, the bottom ones are dividing

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When calculating for areas, both units and calculations must be

Squared

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Because the areas of surface change less drastically (by the square) than the volumes of objects

All of the above

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As the distance from the x-ray tube to the IR changes, the intensity of radiation changes

According to the inverse square of the distance

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Graphs must use ______ in order to accurately represent data

a best fit line

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Miliamperage (mA) is a rate just like kilometers per hour, only it describes how many electrons are traveling down a wire per second. If you use, 60 mAs for an x-ray exposure, and the exposure was 0.2 seconds, what mA did you use?

300 mA

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What is 8×10^8 / 4×10^-2

2 × 10^4

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How many cubic centimeters are there in 10 cubic meters?

1000 cc

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X-rays, gravity, electrical charge attraction, magnetism, and other radiations all follow the inverse square law because

forces spread out over increasing areas in increasing distance

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If a beam of radiation containing 1000 x-rays is spread out over a square field that measures 10cm long and 10cm wide, what is the concentration of x-rays per square centimeter?

10 x-rays/cm²

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When distance between two masses is cut in half, the force of gravity attracting them together is changed to a value

Four times as large are before

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Radiographer A recieves 5 mGy per second of scatter radiation standing 3 ft from the patient. What rate of radiation does radiographer B recieve standing 7ft away?

0.92 mGy/sec

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A four meter cube contains how much more volume than two-meter cube?

8 times more

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Solve for x: x+22=-8

-30

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Solve for X: x/3 = 144/12

36

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Solve for x: x = 3(8+7)²/4². - 62

-19.8

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In a full scientific notation, the number is 0.0081 is

8.1 × 10^-3

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What is the long-hand expression for 4.2 × 10^4

42,000

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Solve for (2.6 × 10³) / (9.3 × 10^-4)

2.8 × 10^6

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Convert 1700 ms into hours

0.00047hrs

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How many square centimeters are there within 4 square meters?

40,000 cm²

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If the radiation dose to a patient was 8 mgt at a 180 cm distance from the x-ray tube, what would the dose be if the distance were reduced to 100cm?

25.92 mGy

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According to the graph below, how much radiation was required to cause 65% of a population of rats to develop leukemia?

140 gray

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According to the graph below, which of the following accurately describes the x-rays in this beam of radiation?

There are 12 million x-rays having 55 kV of energy

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According to the histogram graph below, how many pixels in the digital image hold a pixel value of 1280?

1700

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Digital processing and calculations of the exposure indicator depend upon the identification of key landmarks, “troughs” or “Peaks” in the _____ curve that is plotted by connecting the uppermost points of each bar in the graph of the acquired histogram

Best fit

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For a radiograph of a normal knee without any metal devices implanted, the acquired digital histogram will have two lobes. The second, more narrow “tail lobe” at the right represents ____ in the image

“Raw” background x-ray exposure