Answer to Question #170037 in Physics for Ava Thorburn

Question #170037

Calculate the equivalent dose received over 20 seconds if the equivalent dose rate is 10 Sv s⁻¹

Expert's answer

The total dose is equal to the rate times passed time:

"H = 10\\dfrac{Sv}{s}\\times 20s = 200Sv"

Answer. 200 Sv.

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