The Diameter of the Nucleus of a Typical Atom (As

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Multiple Choice

The diameter of the nucleus of a typical atom (as measured by Rutherford in the early 1900s) is:

• A) 10-⁴ of the diameter of the atom.
• B) 10-³ of the diameter of the atom.
• C) 1/2000 of the diameter of the atom.
• D) about half of that of the atom.

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Definitions:

Variance

A measure of the dispersion or spread of a set of data points around their mean; it quantifies the degree to which these points differ from the mean.

Original Data

The initial dataset collected or received before any processing, manipulation, or analysis has been done.

Independent Events

Events whose occurrence or outcome is not influenced by the occurrence or outcome of another event.

P(A and B)

The probability that both events A and B occur.