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Physics, 08.07.2019 17:10 jasozhan

Saturn’sring system is over 270,000 km wide (diameter), but only a few tens of meters thick; let’s assume 40 meters thick for this problem. assuming the rings could be shrunk down so that their width is the length of a piece of paper (28 cm), how thick would the rings be? show your work!

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