Which of the following is NOT a true way in which computed tomography (CT)differs from magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)?
A) CT scanning involves taking multiple images of the brain, while MRI takes only a single 3D image.
B) CT scanning involves X-rays, while MRI involves radiofrequency energy.
C) CT scanning is not considered safe for children, while MRI is.
D) CT scanning was developed earlier than MRI was.

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CT scanning can produce multiple images of the brain, while MRI also produces multiple images but in a different manner than CT. The other options are true ways in which CT and MRI differ.

Which of the Following Is NOT a True Way in Which