Name one medical application and one industrial use of radiography.

In medicine, radiography is widely used for diagnosing bone fractures, lung infections, and dental problems through X-ray imaging. It allows doctors to view the internal structure of the human body without invasive surgery. In industry, radiography is applied in non-destructive testing (NDT) to inspect materials, pipelines, and weld joints for internal cracks or defects without damaging the product. This makes it crucial in fields like aerospace, construction, and manufacturing. Both uses rely on the same principle of radiation penetration but serve different purposes — one for healthcare, the other for quality assurance.