Be sure to answer all parts. A 142–lb person absorbs 3.3 × 10' J of energy from radioactive emissions. (a) How many rads does she receive? (b) How many grays (Gy) does she receive? x 10 rads x 10 Gy (Enter your answers in scientific notation.)

Be sure to answer all parts. A 142–lb person absorbs 3.3 × 10' J of energy from radioactive emissions. (a) How many rads does she receive? (b) How many grays (Gy) does she receive? x 10 rads x 10 Gy (Enter your answers in scientific notation.)

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A 142–lb person absorbs 3.3 × 10' J of energy from radioactive emissions.
(a) How many rads does she receive?
(b) How many grays (Gy) does she receive?
x 10
rads
x 10
Gy
(Enter your answers in scientific notation.)

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