Suppose that you could pack neutrons (mass = 1.67 times 10-27 kg) inside a tenni

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Suppose that you could pack neutrons (mass = 1.67 times 10-27 kg) inside a tennis ball (radius = 0.032 m) in the same way as neutrons and protons are packed together in the nucleus of an atom. Approximately how many neutrons would fit inside the tennis ball? A small object is placed 6.25 m from the center of the neutron-packed tennis ball, and the tennis ball exerts a gravitational force on it. When the object is released, what is the magnitude of the acceleration that it experiences? Ignore the gravitational force exerted on the object by the earth.

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Suppose that you could pack neutrons (mass = 1.67 times 10-27 kg) inside a tenni

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