The correct answers are shorter, longer, and have inverse proportionality and are used in dental radiography.
In the first case vertical angulation is what is used to control the length of any image which is being recorded and it is dictated by the holding device which directs the beam of x-ray perpendicular to both the receptor and teeth and in this case the image which is formed is shorter then the real teeth and it also occurs if the central ray is directed perpendicular to the plane of the receptor rather than to the imaginary bisector.
In the second case, the vertical angulation is flat or if it is too small the image of the teeth will be longer than the actual teeth and it often occurs due to bisecting technique.
Distortion is any kind of change that can occur in both the shape and size of the object and this is inversely proportional to the vertical angulation as when vertical angulation is not correct it creates distortion and also the steep is angulation the smaller the image will be and flat the angulation is the larger or longer the image is and in distortion which comes due to radiograph is mainly used for the teeth and the recommended angulation is +10 degree in which the central ray is directed through the contact of the teeth.
This is also called dental radiography.
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Answer:
i think it is c
Explanation:
It seems to be a logical answer.
Answer is A
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The main difference between appositional and interstitial growth is where it occurs and what happens when it occurs. For interstitial growth it occurs inside the bone going out that is why it is called interstitial meaning inside the tissue. What happens is the cartilage grows longer. When you talk about appositional, it occurs outside the bone, the periphery of cartilage. This happens on pre-existing cartilage making the cartilage thicker. With that, the answer to your question is B.
Answer:
The correct answer is - solubility
Explanation:
Solubility is the nature of the material that is a chemical property of that specific solute ability to dissolved in a solvent. The ability of solute or material in a solvent or liquid is measured by the term of the maximum amount of that material dissolved in the liquid at equilibrium.
Sugar and water is a great example of solubility. When sugar is missed in the water it dissolved in water and disappear in the water here sugar is solute and water is solvent.
Thus, the correct answer is - solubility.
