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Homework Statement
Someone I am stuck and need help solving a questions in formulas for x-rays. Converting 300 ma, .016 14cam 94kvp and a 6:1 grid to 18cm and T.T
LGx-ray said:The grid ratios is 8:1 which is 4 for number of lead strips and I am changing to 16:1 which that is also in number of lead strips is 6. I will need to convert 30mAs with a 8:1 grid (4) and change it to a 16:1 (6) grid. This is for radiography
LGx-ray said:tx for trying, do you know anyone else that may know?
As with any other homework problem, we first require you to show your work/effort/ideas/thoughts...anything.LGx-ray said:Hello, My question is converting 30mAs with a 8:1 grid ration to a 16:1 grid
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