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Kallie Savage

14 November, 20:08

How can you reduce the exposure to ionizing radiation? A. Don't live near a nuclear facility. B. Stand at least two inches away from the radiation source. C. Spend as little time as possible in a radiation field. D. Avoid standing next to a metal doorway.

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