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Calculate the time taken by the light to pass through a nucleus of diameter `1.56 × 10^(-16)` m. (speed of light is `3× 10^8

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Calculate the time taken by the light to pass through a nucleus of diameter `1.56 × 10^(-16)` m. (speed of light is `3× 10^8 `m/s)

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