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(i) For radiation in daily life, enumerate the approximate annual dose received at sea level in...

(i) For radiation in daily life, enumerate the approximate annual dose received at sea level in the USA from natural sources: cosmic, terrestrial, within body, and from Radon; (ii) Would the radiation dose from cosmic radiation be about the same on the surface of the moon as it is for earth? (iii) From man-made radiation?

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