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9. How do the risks from working in the nuclear industry compare to other risks we accept on a daily basis?A. The risks from working in the nuclear industry are lowerB. The risks from working in the nuclear industry are higherC. The risks are the sameD. The risks from working in the nuclear industry are higher if the person is over 50
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