13. Imagine the earth and all its matter is compressed. a) What size of radius for the earth would give the maximum escape velocity (c= 3.0 x 10*)? b) What would happen to all objects trying to escape if the earth was compressed even further? What has been created?

13. Imagine the earth and all its matter is compressed. a) What size of radius for the earth would give the maximum escape velocity (c= 3.0 x 10*)? b) What would happen to all objects trying to escape if the earth was compressed even further? What has been created?

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13. Imagine the earth and all its matter is compressed.
a) What size of radius for the earth would give the maximum escape
velocity (c= 3.0 x 10*)?
b) What would happen to all objects trying to escape if the earth was
compressed even further? What has been created?

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