What is mass number of a nucleus whose radius r=2.71 fermi? Given that rₒ=1.3X10⁻¹⁵m
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Answer:
R=R
0
A
3
1
R=1.2×10
−15
×(216)
3
1
=7.2×10
−15
m
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