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Physics, 08.08.2019 23:30, azainababbas

Now suppose that all of the hydrogen atoms in the sun were converted into helium. how much total energy would be produced? (to calculate the answer, you will have to estimate how many hydrogen atoms are in the sun. this will give you good practice with scientific notation, since the numbers involved are very large! see appendix c for a review of scientific notation.)

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