Question

1 Fermi is equal to: (1) 10^-14 m (2) 10^-10 m (3) 10^15 m (4) 10^-15 m

February 4, 2024

Answer

10^-15 m

Reason — Fermi is 10^-15th part of a metre. i.e., 1 fermi = 10^-15 m

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