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Statement 1: Radiation dryers are used to dry grains and reduce their moisture content before storage. Statement 2: Baking ovens are used both for making the dough and after that’s made, making biscuits by cutting them and baking them further. This entire process uses radiation.

Statement 1: Radiation dryers are used to dry grains and reduce their moisture content before storage. Statement 2: Baking ovens are used both for making the dough and after that’s made, making biscuits by cutting them and baking them further. This entire process uses radiation. Correct Answer True, True

Both the statements pertaining to radiation are true.

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