What dosage of applied sunscreen on the graph corresponds to the greatest risk d

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What dosage of applied sunscreen on the graph corresponds to the greatest risk due to UV exposure? What dosage corresponds to the greatest risk due to chemicals in the sunscreen? Which of these two points on the graph is associated with the greater risk? What dosage of applied sunscreen on the graph corresponds to the least risk due to UV exposure? What dosage corresponds to the least risk due to chemicals in the sunscreen? Which of these two points is associated with the greater risk? The total risk to the individual is the sum of the two individual risks. What point on the graph corresponds to the greatest total risk? What sunscreen dosage corresponds to the least total risk? Based on the data shown here, how much sunscreen would you choose to apply the next time you go to the beach? Why?

Explanation / Answer

1)None. High. The first one.

2)High. None. The first one.

3)None.High.

High sunscreen should be applied as it has least total risk.

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