mona2019 wrote:
EMPOWERgmatVerbal ,
Could you please help explain the following :
B. bouncing radio waves off fat and water molecules in the body to a receiver of
(this suggests that the MRI does the action itself, which is also not logical)
Isn't it the MRI machine that does the action . What am I missing here. Please help.
If MRI is meant as a technique here, then how 'which' is better.
D. which bounce radio waves off fat and water molecules in the body and then to a receiver within
(much better indication of what an MRI does, which works well with the description of the CT scan earlier)
Which works with the description of CT scan earlier, could you please explain this a bit. How it works with the CT scan description.
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mona2019!
B. bouncing radio waves off fat and water molecules in the body to a receiver of
(this suggests that the MRI does the action itself, which is also not logical)
Isn't it the MRI machine that does the action . What am I missing here. Please help.
If MRI is meant as a technique here, then how 'which' is better.
An MRI machine is operated by a person, not on its own. The way this is written, it sounds like the MRI machine doesn't need a person to turn it on/off. Therefore, the meaning of this option is misleading or at least unclear.
D. which bounce radio waves off fat and water molecules in the body and then to a receiver within
(much better indication of what an MRI does, which works well with the description of the CT scan earlier)
Which works with the description of CT scan earlier, could you please explain this a bit. How it works with the CT scan description.
This means that it's written in a similar format to the explanation of what a CT scan does. The wording isn't exactly the same, but the general meaning/function of the phrase is the same, and that's partly what we were looking for.
We hope this helps clear things up!