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Which portion of the maxilla accepts the roots of the teeth?
 
 apex
  axillary process
  palatine process
  alveolar process

Question 2

A beam with various energies can be described as:
 
 homogenous
  polyenergetic
  uniform
  monoenergetic



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Answer to Question 1

alveolar process

Rationale: The alveolar processes accept the roots of the teeth in the mandible and maxillae.

Answer to Question 2

polyenergetic

Rationale: A heterogeneous or polyenergetic beam contains various energies of radiation.



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