
Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition
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Author: Paul W. Zitzewitz
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Chapter 1, Problem 67A
To determine
The chart of the size of the objects.
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There are different size of the objects exist. The size of the objects may vary from the nanometer to kilometer.
S.No. | Object | Size |
1 | Diameter of hair | |
2 | Diamond ring | |
3 | Finger nail | |
4 | Radius of foot ball | |
5 | Size of city | |
6 | Diameter of the earth | |
7 | Distance of light in a second | |
8 | Diameter of the sun | |
9 | Football field | |
10 | Dwarf Tree |
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