10. An x-ray with no image may be a result of A. cone cutting. B. elongation....
10. An x-ray with no image may be a result of A. cone cutting. B. elongation. C. foreshortening. D. angulation.
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Option D is correct as angulation may be the result of the x-ray with no image. and cone cutting develops the partial image
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10. An x-ray with no image may be a result of A. cone cutting.
B. elongation....
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