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    The Radiographic Beam Should Be Collimated So That It Is
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The Radiographic Beam Should Be Collimated So That It Is

Question 15

Question 15

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The radiographic beam should be collimated so that it is _____ the image receptor.


A) slightly larger than
B) no larger than
C) twice as large as
D) four times as large as

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