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The radius of an atomic nucleus is about
A10^-10 m
B10^-5 m
C10^-20 m
D10^-15 m
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. 10^-15 m
The nucleus has a radius near 10^-15 m, about one hundred thousand times smaller than the atom.
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