TAQ 5:Assessment criteria 3.31. Calculate the absorbed dose of radiation for tissue that suffers amean energy absorbed of 0.42 Joules in a quantity of tissue that has amass of 60 grams.2. What is the effective dose received by the prostate gland for anexternal source in a case where the absorbed dose is 760 J/kg andthe radiation is in the form of beta particles. The tissue weightingfactor for prostate gland tissue is 0.05.3. Calculate the mass of air that has received an x-ray exposure of0.00038 Ckg. The charge of the air after the radiation has passedthrough is 28 x 10-17 C.4. During an experiment 30% of a tissue is damaged by 8Gy of 250keVenergy X-ray. The same damage is made in the same tissue by 3Gyof protons, 1.2 GY of neutrons and 0.5Gy of alpha rays. Calculate theRBE for protons neutrons and alpha rays.

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