Physics, asked by rishabhkr2005, 10 months ago

Consider a white dwarf and a neutron star
each of one solar mass. The radius of the white dwarf is
sames that of the earth (approx. 6400 km) and the radius of the
neutron star is 10 km. Determine the densities of the two
types of the stars. Take mass of the sun 2.0x10^30 kg​

Answers

Answered by SidhantVerma77
6

Answer:

The density of the white dwarf and the density of the neutron star are 3218910688kg/m³ and 8.438181e17kg/m³ respectively.

Step-by-step explanation:

1 solar mass = 1.989×10^30 kg

= 1.989e30 kg

Given radius of white dwarf = 6400km

= 6400000m

Given radius of neutron star = 10km

= 10000m

Volume of WD = 3/4 × 22/7 × 6400000³

= 6.179109e20 m³

Volume of NS = 3/4 × 22/7 × 10000³

= 2.357143e12

Density of white dwarf = Mass / Volume

= 1.989e30/6.179109e20

= 3218910688 kg / m³

Density of neutron star = Mass / Volume

= 1.989e30/2.357143e12

= 8.438181e17 kg/m³

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