How many times larger than a hydrogen atom is the observable


A hydrogen atom has a radius of about 5. 10-9 cm. The radius of the observable universe is about 15 billion light-years. How many times larger than a hydrogen atom is the observable universe? Use powers-of-ten notation.

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